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I have 4 tables, rmas 1-1 rma_managers 1-* rma_managers_product *-1 products. Relationship are configured as follow image shows:
I want to count how many rmaID there are for any productModel splitted per year.
I put products.productModel in rows, rmas.rmaDate in Columns and count of rmas.rmaID in values. What I get is not the count of rmaID per year and model, but in every ros I get the total count of rmaI per year.
What am I doing wrong and what can I do to solve this?
Thanks
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In this scenario, you should change the Cross filter direction between rma_managers table and rma_managers_product table into "Both"
Then the "Count of rmaID" can be sliced by Product properly.
Regards,
In this scenario, you should change the Cross filter direction between rma_managers table and rma_managers_product table into "Both"
Then the "Count of rmaID" can be sliced by Product properly.
Regards,
@madami its because of your bidirectional relationships, what is your measure code?
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@vanessafvg I dont use misure, I just put the column in Values and select count as aggragation. Should I create a misure?
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