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Hello,
Please revert with solution
Illustrating this requirement with an example for better understanding –
Case 1-
If the user selects “P82012, P82013, P82014, P82015” then Project 1 and Project 2 should be displayed.
Case 2-
If the user selects “P82013, P82014” then all the projects should be displayed.
Case 3-
Check the feasibility and design for implementing this use case -> If the user selects “P82012, P82013, P82014, P82016” show the projects which have at least 3 Parts in common. i.e., Project 1 and Project 2. “3 Parts” can be a variable which user can select the number of common parts, maximum being 10.
Case 4 – Vice-versa of the selections in Case1 and Case 2. i.e., User selects more than one project to get the list of common parts used in them.
Case 5 – Vice-versa of Case 3 based on feasibility and effort involved..
Hi,
please create a pbix for example e upload it on https://wetransfer.com/
I will help you with your requests.
Thank you!
Luca D'Elicio
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