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fcarro
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Relation active but not working

Hi everyone,

 

I've been stuck on this error for some days now... I want to see the number of hypermarkets and supermarkets that have this or this item:

PBI H S issue.PNG

 

For the supermarkets it works perfectly but for the hypermarkets it sums up everything when I use the "assortment code" field...

Both "Supermarket" and "Hypermarket" tables have exactly the same format and are structured the same way.

 

Despite being active, it's like the relation between the two tables "Assortment" and "Hypermarket" is not working.

All the data used in the graphics are from the unique value tables.

 

Here is the PBI file where I removed all the confidential informations.

 

 

Thank you.

 

PBI H S issue 2.PNGPBI H S issue 3.PNGPBI H S issue 4.PNG

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Phil_Seamark
Employee
Employee

Hi @fcarro

 

The Hypermarket[Assortment Code] column seems to have an extra space at the end of the code.  Relationships need an exact match to work.  I added a calculated column using LEN('Hypermarket'[Assortment code]) and it was returning a value of 4 (the other tables were returning 3.

 

I created a new calculated column in the Hypermarket table to test as follows

 

image.png

When I changed the relationship to use this new column, it worked.

 

I recommend you fix the problem in the query editor.  Highlight the column in question and use the "Clean" and "Trim" options to tidy up.  Probably best to do this on both tables.


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Phil_Seamark
Employee
Employee

Hi @fcarro

 

The Hypermarket[Assortment Code] column seems to have an extra space at the end of the code.  Relationships need an exact match to work.  I added a calculated column using LEN('Hypermarket'[Assortment code]) and it was returning a value of 4 (the other tables were returning 3.

 

I created a new calculated column in the Hypermarket table to test as follows

 

image.png

When I changed the relationship to use this new column, it worked.

 

I recommend you fix the problem in the query editor.  Highlight the column in question and use the "Clean" and "Trim" options to tidy up.  Probably best to do this on both tables.


To learn more about DAX visit : aka.ms/practicalDAX

Proud to be a Datanaut!

Thank you but I just found the solution 10 minutes ago !

 

While double checking again my data I've seen this extra space that was hiding...

 

Thanks for the formula, next time I'll start by trimming my values.

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