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Hello,
I am rather new to concept of data modeling and Power BI and I ran into one problem.
I created two tables (Plan and Actuals), they are connected through dimTime table (date), and dimGrupe (groups of Products).
In Treemap chart I have following issue:
I added Products from fact table in detail selection. When I select
one product Table chart refreshes and shows Actual, Actuals LY for that product and selected period.
But that doesn't seem to work with Plan17 column. No matter what product I select it always shows
Group Plan value for selected period. Why it doesn't show Product Plan17 value for selected period?
Measure for Plan Column: Prodajna Plan17 = SUM(Plan2017[Plan2017])
dimPlan table has following columns: Product, Group, date, month, Year, Sales and Plan17 (calculated field)
All of those Columns are filtered from dimPodatci table (filtered 2016) and then Plan 17 is calculated by multiplying
Sales by product with growth rate.
Thanks for help!
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Solved it!
I needed to create dimProducts table and then use Products from this dimension
in Treemap details. I originally used Products from Fact dimension, and that did not work!
You may need to change your cross-filtering directions on some of your relationships to achieve what you are going for. Not sure what else I can say without some sample data to try to recreate.
Solved it!
I needed to create dimProducts table and then use Products from this dimension
in Treemap details. I originally used Products from Fact dimension, and that did not work!
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