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create relationship
- 6 years ago
Hi Framboosje1 ,
start with a Base Table, disable the load and create two references (State and City)
Disable the load for the references and dublicate the State/City Column.
Rename this Column as StateCity
Than Append this two tables as new query
I updated the PBIX File
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Hi Framboosje1 ,
start with a Base Table, disable the load and create two references (State and City)
Disable the load for the references and dublicate the State/City Column.
Rename this Column as StateCity
Than Append this two tables as new query
I updated the PBIX File
If I answered your question, please mark my post as solution, this will also help others.
Please give Kudos for support.
Last question 🙂
what should i do if i values in my merged table which are not unique to the Base Table. What should i do so i can create a many to one relationship.
example: instead of Ile de Paris - Paris i have Beieren - Munchen. what should i do(remove the not unique values or filter out something like that)
- mwegener6 years agoMost Valuable Professional
Can you explain it with more sample data?
- Framboosje16 years agoFrequent Visitor
- mwegener6 years agoMost Valuable Professional
Sorry, but i don't understand the problem.
Why is Osaka not in the StateCity column of the merged table?
You know that you can edit the relationship?
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