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Validate bridge table
Total brokers = COUNTROWS(DISTINCT(UNION( SELECTCOLUMNS(Leads,"Broker",[idcorretor]), SELECTCOLUMNS(pastas,"B",[idcorretor]), SELECTCOLUMNS(ccvs,"B",[idcorretor]), SELECTCOLUMNS(Repasses,"B",[idcorretor])))) // distinct count of brokers that are in the tables: Leads, pastas, ccvs and repasses // The tables are related by ID, but the broker count must be by name
I created a guide to create a bridge tablewhy would you do that? 🙂 Is there a solid business reason behind that?
What you are doing is re-inventing SUMMARIZECOLUMNS with unrelated tables
Read about TREATAS - it's a way to project filters from one table to another, especially if they are not related.
lbendlin I would like to do this because my dimension tables are many to many. In this case, for example, I can have one or more projects for each broker and I can have one or more brokers for each project. I need to do some calculations that involve, for example, counting brokers per project, etc. I don't know if there was another way to do this.
It might be better to do that via the common fact table.
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Want faster answers? https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Desktop/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/m-p/1447523lbendlinI created a model to try and better show what I would like to achieve. But I have two dimension tables and I need to use both to make some measurements. For example: the sale of each broker per project, the Total of brokers per project. etc...Follow the link below with the file
https://ufile.io/liju6ybxYour projects table is not a proper dimension table. Try to normalize it.