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Hi - I'm not sure if what I'm trying to do is achievable, I'm a novice at any kind of coding so any kind of help would be much appreciated....
I have a table with unique 'Application Group' values like this:
| AppGroup | SME | Phase |
| x | John | 1 |
| y | Laura | 2 |
| z | Steve | 3 |
I then have a table with a row per integration between a source 'Application Group' and a destination 'Application Group' field, both of which are derived from the same 'Application Group' filed in the first table. Like this:
| Integration | SourceAppGroup | DestinationAppGroup |
| d1 | x | y |
| f1 | y | x |
| f2 | y | z |
| h7 | z | x |
I want to be able to filter my second table (and any associated visuals) using the application group field in the first table - where an application group appears as either a source or a destination. I've tried a few things but nothing I'm trying seems to work.
Thanks
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Hi @LairdLight
This is a little rough but might be ok.
I created a new table based on your 2nd table but doubled the rows and introduced a Link column
Table 2 = UNION(
ADDCOLUMNS(Integration,"Link Column",'Integration'[SourceAppGroup]) ,
ADDCOLUMNS(Integration,"Link Column",'Integration'[DestinationAppGroup])
)
This generates the following based on your sample data
I could then create a relationship from the new table to the slicer table using the new Link Column
Now on my report page, if I use a slicer over the Application Group, my visual based on the new table responds they way I think you want it to.
Hi @LairdLight
This is a little rough but might be ok.
I created a new table based on your 2nd table but doubled the rows and introduced a Link column
Table 2 = UNION(
ADDCOLUMNS(Integration,"Link Column",'Integration'[SourceAppGroup]) ,
ADDCOLUMNS(Integration,"Link Column",'Integration'[DestinationAppGroup])
)
This generates the following based on your sample data
I could then create a relationship from the new table to the slicer table using the new Link Column
Now on my report page, if I use a slicer over the Application Group, my visual based on the new table responds they way I think you want it to.
I've just applied your suggestion in my data model and it's definitely achieving the result I was aiming for.
Thanks very much for taking the time to solve this, much appreciated.
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