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I've got my table 'Item', which has 6 fields I need to relate to another table: 'Item Category 1' to 'Item Category 6'.
All these 6 category fields need to be joined to the table 'Item Category'. I started by making a relation between Item.Category1 to Item Category.Code and did this for all 6 categories.
For some reason I can't seem to get all these 6 relations in place, since only 1 can be active.
Could someone help me on my way to get all 6 working? The first relation is working properly.
P.S.: In SQL the query I would make the result would look like this:
SELECT *
FROM Item i
LEFT OUTER JOIN Item Category ice1 on i.category 1 = ice1.code
LEFT OUTER JOIN Item Category ice2 on i.category 2 = ice2.code
LEFT OUTER JOIN Item Category ice3 on i.category 3 = ice3.code
LEFT OUTER JOIN Item Category ice4 on i.category 4 = ice4.code
LEFT OUTER JOIN Item Category ice5 on i.category 5 = ice5.code
LEFT OUTER JOIN Item Category ice6 on i.category 6 = ice6.code
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Hi @Anonymous
you need to unpivot both tables and show the category only one column, and then relate the tables by this column
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@Anonymous ,
You may also take advantage of USERELATIONSHIP in DAX.
@Anonymous ,
You may also take advantage of USERELATIONSHIP in DAX.
Hi @Anonymous
you need to unpivot both tables and show the category only one column, and then relate the tables by this column
Did I answer your question correctly? Mark my answer as a solution!
Proud to be a Datanaut!
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