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I've been racking my brain and the internet, but cant get this to work, although im sure there is a simple solution.
I have three fact tables:
Each of these contains tables has a ContactID column and i have connected each of them to the ContactTable through ContactID.
In the report builder I would like to be able to summarize these 3 different kinds of customer interaction in one Matrix. For example show contact x submitted a survey with an nps rating of 2, then later submitted an intent to cancel thier service, then the contact has a meeting with an account manager.
When i put ContactName from ContactTable on a matrix with the following feilds I get a "Cant Determine Relationship Error"
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Hi @jasenMOD ,
Regarding your question, it should be a mismatch of rows between tables. For example, suppose 'ConTact ID' is 1001, and there are 2 rows in 'Survey Table' and 1 row in 'ITCTable'.
Use the following DAX expression to create a measure
CONCATENATEX function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Learn
_NpsScpre = CONCATENATEX('Survey Table',[NpsGroup],",")
Final output
Hi @jasenMOD ,
Regarding your question, it should be a mismatch of rows between tables. For example, suppose 'ConTact ID' is 1001, and there are 2 rows in 'Survey Table' and 1 row in 'ITCTable'.
Use the following DAX expression to create a measure
CONCATENATEX function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Learn
_NpsScpre = CONCATENATEX('Survey Table',[NpsGroup],",")
Final output
Can i then do the same thing for the tasks and events table?
Hi @jasenMOD ,
Regarding your question, I don't think there is a problem. All three fact tables look up the corresponding data by column 'Contact ID' and use the 'CONCATENATEX' function to merge multiple rows of data into a single cell.
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