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Hi all,
I have a list of products and would like to create two groups, with one of the products (Product A) belonging to both groups, and then create a slicer of the "Groups" and select on Group to analyse at a time.
When I connect it to my dim_Product table, it appears an error mentioning that I cannot have a repeated product in "Products".
How can I make this work?
Table:
| Products | Groups |
| Product A | Group A |
| Product B | Group A |
| Product C | Group A |
| Product A | Group B |
| Product D | Group B |
Thank you!
Adriana
Solved! Go to Solution.
You should be able to use that table you show as an example directly in your model, and then make a relationship from your Products column to the Product column in the other table(s). If you make a slicer on the Group column, the Product A will be included in the filter to the related table for both Groups.
Pat
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You should be able to use that table you show as an example directly in your model, and then make a relationship from your Products column to the Product column in the other table(s). If you make a slicer on the Group column, the Product A will be included in the filter to the related table for both Groups.
Pat
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I had that impression but for some reason it didn't work.. but after you mentioned it, I deactivated the automatic relationship between tables and made it manually, so the problem disappeared 🙂
Thank you!!
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