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Hi! I'm building a dashboard that will be showing high level management data on a weekly level.
I've got 3 dimension tables: Visits, DateDim & Moves.
I want to calculate the count of different move times during a visit, but I want to be able to filter the visits on date, using the datedim.
In a seperate table I am combing the visits with a calculated column per move type. Let assume that we have 2 moves: Discharge and Load. The type can be identified as Discharge when Move.Inbound_ID = Visit.ID. Load can be identifief when Move.Outbound_ID = Visit.ID.
To achieve this, in my opinion, I would like to use 2 'use relationship' functions. The following formule gives an error:
@Anonymous can you share relationship diagram, seems like you have un-necessary relationship going on
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