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ambiguity between tables
The ambiguity comes from the fact that you already have a path from Proyectos to Horas
- kintela9 years agoHelper II
But the relationship betewwen Empleados and Proyectos says that one Employee can be group leader of many Projects but one employee that is not group leader of any proyect can work hours in any project.
So If I want to know the name of the emoployee that has Hours in the Horas table through his userId I only could get the hours of group leaders throug the filed "jefeGrupo/group leader". No?
- dedelman_clng9 years agoCommunity Champion
The relationship is there, it just isn't active.
When creating measures you can use the USERELATIONSHIP() function to temporarily activate the relationship between project and hours for the duration of the calculation.
Hope this helps
David
- v-sihou-msft9 years agoMicrosoft Employee
It looks like a Many to Many scenario. One Employee can work for multiple projects, and one project is mady my multiple employees. So you should have a fact table between Employee and Project table to decribe the mapping for getting the working hours associated with each employee.
You can refer to the Many to Many solution white paper on sqlbi:
https://www.sqlbi.com/topics/many-to-many/
Regards,
- kintela9 years agoHelper II
That's the idea...
In HorasFULCRUM table I hav the relation between Empleados and Proyectos, that is, In HorasFulcrum I have the Empleados.userids and the Proyectos.IDs that represebts the hours worked by the employees in the diferente projects.
But I can not activate the relationship and I don't know why...
regards