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Hello
I have a Slicer that filters on Product_Name, I have two maps one for sales and another for stock.
The Slicer is part of the sales data query, and it filters the map for the sales, however I have a Product_Name in my stock query, but it is not filtering on the stock map.
How do I get just one slicer to filter both maps?
Regards
GrahamR99
Solved! Go to Solution.
In Edit Queries, reference the Stock table and remove all columns leaving the Product column. Then remove duplicates from this column and close and apply. In the relationships view the Stock table and sales table should be linked on Product column.
You need to join the 2 tables. This could be done by creating a unique list of Product_Names and joining on that.
Hello
Can you provide the steps required to do so please?
Regards
GrahamR99
In Edit Queries, reference the Stock table and remove all columns leaving the Product column. Then remove duplicates from this column and close and apply. In the relationships view the Stock table and sales table should be linked on Product column.
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