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Hello,
Looking for assistance on the following scenario:
- Stacked Column Chart with "Values" columns from 5 different tables
- Tables are related to a single "Vehicle Table" (see model below)
- When user clicks on a column in the chart, I want to show a Table visualization with details for the given records
- When I combine columns to the Table vis, from the 4 data tables, I get an error that there is no relationship
- Data Model
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(EDIT 2: Added Data Model)
(EDIT 3: Added better example)
a couple of things..
1) Have you made the relationship between Table 1 and Vehicles Table bi-directional for some specific reason? if not, change it to single
2) for the interaction betwen your Stacked column chart and the table visualisation to work, the date field in the chart x axis and in your table must be from your date table. Similarly, your table visual should include a row context from your Vehicle Field for the visual to filter all related tables.
3) If you have any other common fileds in your tables (name? etc..) I would suggest you create lookup tables (same principal as the Vehicle Table) and use these in all your measures, filters, slicers..This ensures that the filter context throughout you model is consistent and allows you to do calculations across tables etc..
Not sure if that helps, but without seeing more details about fields used in the table visual, where they are coming from and how you have built the measures it is hard to be more precise.
It would help if you could mash up a mock sample of data representing your model with which we can work with within Desktop to provide better advice. If you can (no need for thousands of rows or all the tables even; just a representation of the data), share the Excel file (or PBIX file) via OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox...
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Thank you @PaulDBrown for putting some thought into this.
I think the answer might be showing and hiding 5 Table Visualizations depending on the type of data clicked on in the column chart.
I don't think its possible to show different tables in a single Table visualization.
Can you please share:
1) samples in table format of your data tables
2) the relatioships between these tables and any lookup/dimension tables (modeling view snapshot)
Thanks,
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Paul on Linkedin.
Anyone run across a solution for this?
Thank you
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