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Data model issue

Hi All,

 

We have multiple fact tables in the model (In this pic , i have shown only 2 fact table) and 10 dimension tables.
All the Dimension & fact tables are SCD type 2 and we need to do point in time reporting. In one of the matrix visualization we need to show data from DIM1 & FACT2 and we do not want to enable Bi-directional as its not recommended. Initially our data model was having many to many relationship and to avoid that we created this factless fact for each fact table as the granularity of the fact tables are different. Please suggest an approach to avoid bidirectional & complex DAX queries on the report, as we are giving this report to the end-user for self service visualization.

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Awaiting your response

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Usually, when dealing with many-to-many relationships, we recommend that users use bridge tables to optimize the model.It's a way to create a many-to-many join by creating a table with a column that contains a singular instance of each unique value, which creates a bridge to join two or more many columns together.

 

How to Join Many to Many with a Bridge Table in Power BI | Seer Interactive

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Caitlyn