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Hello,
I am new to Power BI, but I am creating a resource library that essentially is a table of links and descriptions of the resource. I categorized the resources into multi-select options (for example: Resource A is referring to a resource that is both about Dogs and Cats, so each value Dog, and Cat, is chosen).
When I go to my report and slicer, I want to be able to select "Dog" as a category, and have everything show up about dogs, including Resource A that is about dogs AND cats.
I tried groupings but that doesn't seem to work because it appears that a value can only go into one group. Is that correct? If I put the "Dog and Cat" bucket under "Dog" group, then I can't also put it under the "Cat" group?
Any help is much appreciated.
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@sknudson , Yes, If you want them in more than on group you need to create multiple groups or a table like this and join with you table M-M bi-directional join
| Name | Group |
| cat | A |
| dog | A |
| cat | B |
| dog | B |
| rat | B |
@sknudson , Yes, If you want them in more than on group you need to create multiple groups or a table like this and join with you table M-M bi-directional join
| Name | Group |
| cat | A |
| dog | A |
| cat | B |
| dog | B |
| rat | B |
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