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interdimentional reporting
- 1 year ago
You are right. I should have done that right from the start as part of my learning cycle.
Anyway: I finally made an 'identical' model, but scaled down to 2 dimentions and a handfull of records/rows.
Thanks to your tip.
I identified the reason why it didn't work:
I used a single factless facts table for linking all dimentions to the facts table.
When splitting that table into several factless fact tables per dimention all reporting started to work.
So with a single DAX call I split objectReservations into roomReservations and personReservations.
Looking back onto it, it is very logical why using a single factless fats table doesn't work .. but again .. it's a learning cycle
Hope it helps someone else
BR
Christof
There are alot of bi-directional relationship I can see in the model view. What I suggest, is start with a smaller model with just the one fact and one dimension. Do not use bi-directional and see if you can get a report from that one relationship. Next, add a second dimension and test. Keep builder (and not use bi-directional) until you get to a point where the last dimension is added that affects report, then add bi-directional to just that one dimension relationship.
- cdebackere1 year agoResolver I
You are right. I should have done that right from the start as part of my learning cycle.
Anyway: I finally made an 'identical' model, but scaled down to 2 dimentions and a handfull of records/rows.
Thanks to your tip.
I identified the reason why it didn't work:
I used a single factless facts table for linking all dimentions to the facts table.
When splitting that table into several factless fact tables per dimention all reporting started to work.
So with a single DAX call I split objectReservations into roomReservations and personReservations.
Looking back onto it, it is very logical why using a single factless fats table doesn't work .. but again .. it's a learning cycle
Hope it helps someone else
BR
Christof