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denpries
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best practice: use one table in multiple different filters?

Dear all.

 

I have a 'user' table. Standard MS Dynamics 365. 

 

I use this table to assign users to i.e. :

 

projectowners

projectdirectors

projecthelpers 

 

I have of course ID's that match from the projects to the user table.

 

However, when i set relations to the table, i want to create an individual slicer for each role. And perhaps for the sake of example, also a slicer for all three at once.

 

How should i approach this? The former question requires (i think) three unique tables filled with users in those roles only. The second one can be done with a relation to a common table.

 

How to best do this?

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v-yuezhe-msft
Employee
Employee

@denpries,

Do you have a role field in the Projects table and want to create slicer using this role field? Please share dummy data of Projects table and user table, also post expected result here.

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Lydia

Community Support Team _ Lydia Zhang
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