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How to use Related to get data from another inactive relationship

Hello. 

 

 I have a table called All Surveys which has data about completed surveys. It has a Completed Date

 

I also have a Data Table with the regular Date columns, e.g Date

 

I am unable to have an active relationship from Date[Date] and AllSurvery[Completed Date] as Date has a 1:M relationship with another table that is also related to All Surveys

So i have created an Inactive Relationship with Date and All Surveys. Its a 1:M relationship Date(1)  : CompletedDate(M)

 

What i need is (a new column in the All Survery which shows the Month Year from the Date Table. 

I created a new column in the All Survery Table as : 

Column = RELATED('Date'[Month & Year])
 
When i put the Column into table, i am shown the below
PPStar_0-1715254786471.png

 

It is missing the Month May 2024. 

 

The All Survery definaltey has May Data becuase if i Plot a table with CompletedDate from All Surveys, i get the below

PPStar_1-1715254858073.png

 

What am i doing wrong?

 

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Syk
Super User
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You may be able to use the USERELATIONSHIP() function in dax. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/userelationship-function-dax

Although, this sounds like something you could also do in Power Query - merging the table and extracting your needed row.

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