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Hi all,
I have 2 tables.
Table 1: 1 with column projectname and column with budgeted hours.
Table 2: Activties.
Relationship has been setup in model.
When I drop the budgeted hours in the matrix, it sums up all the budgeted hours of all projects and shows each project the total.
I was expecting PowerBI to show each project and its budgeted hours.
Here is the link to file. Is this related with formula ignoring row-context or another problem? What would be the dax solution and is there any link to documentation regarding this subject or similar samples that I could learn from?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @FrancisGhao ,
Change field in matrix 'ProjectName' to have this field from 'ProjectList' Table.
Hi @FrancisGhao ,
Change field in matrix 'ProjectName' to have this field from 'ProjectList' Table.
Thank you that solved it.
I still have the grasp the logic. Is it general rule always picking the field from the "one" table of the "one-to-many" when creating report?
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