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I have two tables:
Series | Item | item | qty | ||
AA | a1 | a1 | 100 | ||
AA | a2 | a2 | 200 | ||
BB | b1 | b1 | 300 | ||
BB | b2 | b2 | 400 | ||
BB | b3 | b3 | 500 | ||
CC | c1 | c1 | 100 | ||
CC | c2 | c2 | 200 | ||
CC | c3 | c3 | 300 | ||
CC | c4 | c4 | 400 |
I want to use relations to sum qty for each series, I want to have a result like this:
Series | qty |
AA | 300 |
BB | 1200 |
CC | 1000 |
instead i got
Series | qty |
AA | 2500 |
BB | 2500 |
CC | 2500 |
Why is the relation not working ?
Thanks
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Hi @spr410 ,
when I try this above use case it shows the correct value.
There is no relationship lost or nothing is happen in the PBI report
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Hello @spr410
it seems like you have a problem in the modeling part.
can you please make sure that you have a relation in the model view between
item from table 1 to item from table 2 .
and that the relation is 1 to many .
Hello @spr410
it seems like you have a problem in the modeling part.
can you please make sure that you have a relation in the model view between
item from table 1 to item from table 2 .
and that the relation is 1 to many .
Hi @spr410 ,
when I try this above use case it shows the correct value.
There is no relationship lost or nothing is happen in the PBI report
Did I answer your question?
Mark my post as a solution, this will help others...!
Hit the kudo also,
Thank you