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Power Bi relationships
Hi all I have three table A ,B and C i have relationship between A and B with column Country TS. Now With Table C i wanted to see how many clinicians are avaible buy countryId.
Note: I have Only one same column between A and C TimeStampID but iam unable to see the data.,
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I guess connecting TimestampID doesn't Help?
dtartagliaI connected it but i cannot see any changes in the data when i selected countryID.
I'm a little confused, by looking at your 3 tables, how can you logically determine the CountryID for a ClinicianID? Do the values match in some way?
Coming from a database world it is very rare to have a timestamp as a linking field between tables. In any case in your table A let's say for Country USA - is there 1 time stamp? i.e. 1/1/17 00:00:00
Let's pretend there is - then in Table C to link you would need time stamp 1/1/17 00:00:00 only - - no other timestamp would link - - and in my experience the timestamp is varying every record made down to the second or even less.
You may need to broaden the time interval to a date, without time, so that the linking will match - this can be done with calculated columns in both tables as part of your data model.
CahabaData Thanks for the info . But the column is not in timestamp format for now it is the just identifier key.
How does your identifier key relate to the other tables?
Hi chotu27,
Note: I have Only one same column between A and C TimeStampID but iam unable to see the data.
According to your description above, if you have successfully create a relationship between Table A and Table C with the TimeStampID column, then you should be able to use Country Id column to filter data in Table C.
Could you post your table structures with some sample data and your expected result? So that we can further assist on this issue. :smileyhappy:
Regards
