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Transitive Relationships
- 10 years ago
Correct, I should have noted that, the second relationship that you make to the "BasicCalendarEnglish" will display as inactive, but it DOES work when you use it in the visualizations. So, I created three visualizations. The first uses the "Created" date and count of "Requests" from the Requests table. The second uses the "Implemented" date and count of "Requests" from the Requests table. The third visualization, a slicer, uses any field from the BasicCalendarEnglish table. Clicking on the slicer filters both of the other visualizations even though the one relationship going from BasicCalendarEnglishCreated" displays as inactive in the relationship view.
Magic.
Correct, I should have noted that, the second relationship that you make to the "BasicCalendarEnglish" will display as inactive, but it DOES work when you use it in the visualizations. So, I created three visualizations. The first uses the "Created" date and count of "Requests" from the Requests table. The second uses the "Implemented" date and count of "Requests" from the Requests table. The third visualization, a slicer, uses any field from the BasicCalendarEnglish table. Clicking on the slicer filters both of the other visualizations even though the one relationship going from BasicCalendarEnglishCreated" displays as inactive in the relationship view.
Magic.
Pretty cool to find out!
I played around with it in my data, and it ended up not being what I needed, but still a good thing to know!