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I have three datasets: ReferralCase table ("parent"), SurveyResponse table ("child"), and ReferralsInDateRange (taken from a slicer in Desktop). They are all created in DAX from Desktop, but then I modifed them for the multi-select.
The parameters I have set are a start date and and end date, from which the Referrals parameter populates based on the referrals in range. Then the user can multi-select which referrals to select.
I have the initial header section working fine with the multi-select, but I don't know how to get the detail information from the SurveyResponses to populate right after each respective group (referral). The tutorials I have found online all show data only from a single dataset. I would like to know how to utilize the key value (Referral_ID) and pass the respective parameter value to the detail table. Then each referral selected would show the referral/case detail followed by the zero, 1 or more responses on one page, then the next referral with its responses, etc.
Do I use a list or a subreport? How do I tell the list/subreport which Referral's survey responses to pull? Do you have a step-by-step resource to walk me through the steps? I have attached my RDL. I am really stumped. Thank you so very much!
https://mwtn-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/dkernen_mwtn_org/ETeHifJn0idOmwsIAl1ShbMBzw6N3qlbcRXQq...
@multi-select, @paginatedreport, @parentchild
As much I understand this case it would need a subreport implementation. I have done one for the Paginated visual so that may help :
Hi @dkernen ,
It is not very clear, whether you can further clarify your needs. Such as screenshots of expected results, etc. Looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Henry
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