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I have the following three tables, and i would to create a visual that shows PVs grouped by Tag.
How shall i set the relationships to achieve that?
I expected the following would do it:
1. One-to-many relationship between Pages_DimTable and Page-Tags Table on Page field
2. Many-to-one relationship between PV_FactTable and Pages_DimTable on Page field
But when I put them in a visual it just shows with equal sized boxes, not reflecting the actual sum of PVs per Tag.
What's wrong?
1. PV_FactTable
|| Date | Page | PVs ||
14-02-2021 | Page A | 14
15-03-2021 | Page B | 15
16-03-2021 | Page C | 16
2. Pages_DimTable
|| Page | Att1 | Att2 ||
Page A | A1 | A2
Page B | B1 | B2
3. Page-Tags Table
|| Page | Tag ||
Page A | Tag-1
Page A | Tag-2
Page B | Tag-3
Page B | Tag-2
Page C | Tag-1
Page C | Tag-2
Solved! Go to Solution.
The solution was to set the first relationship to filter in both directions
The solution was to set the first relationship to filter in both directions
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