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Hi,
I have done a Power BI report using Import that shows a production overview as below - giving the status per workshop as the measure. This is done using a string column called "Status Label", and thus an implicit measure called "First Status Label". Works exactly as intended.
Not I want to reproduce said report in Direct Query, in order to get a more frequent refresh. Same setup, same tables, only differences is DQ and not Import. Results as below.
What is going on? And how may I work around it?
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Thanks for reaching out. The measure is just a text string, as such it is not calculated, but simply an implicit measure of first "Label".
However, I found the error, which was in the relations mapping that apparently had taken a different direction on two of my relations than in the import model.
Thanks for reaching out. The measure is just a text string, as such it is not calculated, but simply an implicit measure of first "Label".
However, I found the error, which was in the relations mapping that apparently had taken a different direction on two of my relations than in the import model.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Without any information about on the measure is calculated is difficult to give you the correct answer.
Can you please provide what is the measure you are refering?
Regards
Miguel Félix
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