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Hi there!
I have One table with ID(unique), and two another tables with duplicated IDs, so for "General" tables I create (1:*) relationship to both direction, as you can see in screenshot. So I wan create a page with 3 slicers: One from "General" table, one from "XRT", and one from "CATO" tables. Ok -its work, when I choose one of option in some slicer another slicer change according to my choice. Now I make a R-script visualisation that include all of three slicers. And now that say is no relationship between "XRT" and "CATO" tables, and I can't activate it because I use in different pages another connections.
Any ideas, how to solve?
Thank you
Hi @TeodorGot ,
Try to change the relationship between the two tables and other tables to achieve a direct connection between the two tables
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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You will want to seriously rethink your data model. Generally when you have a 1:* relationship you want the search filter to flow only from the 1 to the *. The 1 represents the dimension table and the * represents the facts table. Ideally you would want to end up with a star schema. Try to avoid bidirectional searches (unless you have really good reaon) and *:* relationships.
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