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Understanding legacy model?
Hi Anonymous ,
A model relationship propagates filters applied on the column of one model table to a different model table. Filters will propagate so long as there's a relationship path to follow, which can involve propagation to multiple tables.
With bidirectional cross-filtering, report creators and data modelers now have more control over how they can apply filters when working with related tables. Bidirectional cross-filtering enables them to apply filters on both sides of a table relationship. You can apply the filters by propagating the filter context to a second related table on the other side of a table relationship.
For more information and for examples of how bidirectional cross-filtering works, check out the Bidirectional cross-filtering for Power BI Desktop whitepaper
Model relationships in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
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Hi Anonymous ,
A model relationship propagates filters applied on the column of one model table to a different model table. Filters will propagate so long as there's a relationship path to follow, which can involve propagation to multiple tables.
With bidirectional cross-filtering, report creators and data modelers now have more control over how they can apply filters when working with related tables. Bidirectional cross-filtering enables them to apply filters on both sides of a table relationship. You can apply the filters by propagating the filter context to a second related table on the other side of a table relationship.
For more information and for examples of how bidirectional cross-filtering works, check out the Bidirectional cross-filtering for Power BI Desktop whitepaper
Model relationships in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Jianbo Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.