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Helper IIRelationship and Slicers
rohanjha1988 what you're describing definitely doesn't sound like the expected behavior.
I'm assuming you've already verified this, but the first thing I would double-check is that the ClientTypeName column being used in your slicer is in fact the one from ClientType table, not from FrontlineVisit.
The next thing I would verify is that the #Visit measure is indeed counting a column from FrontlineVisit, and not mistakenly one from ClientType.
The third thing I would check again is that Power BI has not "automatically detected" and created a relationship between the tables for you on the ClientTypeName column, unbeknownst to you. This can sometimes happen when a column with same name exists in multiple tables.
rohanjha1988 what you're describing definitely doesn't sound like the expected behavior.
I'm assuming you've already verified this, but the first thing I would double-check is that the ClientTypeName column being used in your slicer is in fact the one from ClientType table, not from FrontlineVisit.
The next thing I would verify is that the #Visit measure is indeed counting a column from FrontlineVisit, and not mistakenly one from ClientType.
The third thing I would check again is that Power BI has not "automatically detected" and created a relationship between the tables for you on the ClientTypeName column, unbeknownst to you. This can sometimes happen when a column with same name exists in multiple tables.
Helper IIActually its the 3rd option. The moment i applied the slicer, it automatically detected the slicer.