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Hello Friends,
situation: see below, image 1 displaying the relationship:
image 2 display the table and pivot table:
image 3 shows i selected the category ID from table categories..
i really don;t understand why my pivot table display all product for category 1, same for category 2 and 3? can someone please help?
i tried with different data model, came back the same result.. ..
thank you in advance.. Zoey
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Hi @ZOEY ,
I seldom use Power Pivot but, based on experience, that is how it behaves. Adding an aggregation to Value should fix that.
Hi @ZOEY ,
I seldom use Power Pivot but, based on experience, that is how it behaves. Adding an aggregation to Value should fix that.
@danextian you are right.. it only works with a value field input! This is a big lesson thank you !!!
I thought I have issue with bugs or setup not correct.
Thank you!
Zoey
Hi @ZOEY
See the sample Excel file with Power Pivot and Power BI file using your sample data. All products aligns with catogories. Use the link below to download the files.
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