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I am trying to create a table visual with data pulled from 2 different tables. Both the tables have a column called CHARG, with dulicate values. Therefore, since I cannot have a many-many relationship, I built a third table with all values for CHARG and then linked the aforementioned 2 tables to the third table. Following is the model I've built. However, when I try to populate the visual with values from both the tables, I get an error - Can't display data because PBI can't determine the relationship between 2 or more fields.
Can someone help me understand why this is happening and what can be done to avoid this error, please?
Thanks in advance!
Update : I tried changing the cross filter direction to 'Both' and it still wouldn't work. Also, the values that I am trying to display on the table - when I try to show them as a Count of, then I am getting values in the visual. However, my usecase requires a 'Do not summarize' operation.
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@Anonymous,
You may use Merge Queries (Table.NestedJoin) in Query Editor.
@Anonymous you are on right track and which visual you are using, make sure you are using CHARG field from your bridge table.
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@parry2k - I am trying to build a table visual. I did use the column from the bridge table and it still did not work.
@Anonymous,
You may use Merge Queries (Table.NestedJoin) in Query Editor.
@v-chuncz-msft - Hey Sam. Thanks for responding. Did you mean to tell ' merge all 3 tables?
@Anonymous,
You may just merge the original two tables.
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