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,cte_Allocation as
(
select distinct
cr.RemittanceCode,
sum(fa.AllocAmount_OC_A) as 'AllocationAmount_Orig',
sum(fa.AllocAmount_FC_A) as 'AllocationAmount_Func'
from
cte_Remittance cr /* <= A data-table is available in the same name in power bi */
left join Fact_Allocation fa
on cr.LedgerBalance_ID = fa.LedgerBalance_1_ID
where fa.[Date] <= @AsOfDate
group by
cr.RemittanceCode
)
@Prabhu_MDU can you share how you joined the table in powerBI? Do you have calendar table in your model? I guess you @AsofDate is a parameted and you want to run query on or before that? Assuming you will use this as a slicer in PowerBI.
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Hi @parry2k,
I have not joined the tables till now in power bi..
all are individual tables as of now, please find the tables details below which are currently available in power bi
1) Allocation
2) Cte_Remittance
these two tables needs to be joined (left join) and bring the query as given above ..
there is a column called "SelectedValues" in Cte_Remittance which will hold the @AsOfDate value
Thanks,
Prabhu
Hi Guys,
for time being, let's forget about the Parameter AsOfDate, all I am looking for is the alternate query select query with left join using group by in it..
Kindly help me..
refined query
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,cte_Allocation as
(
select distinct
cr.RemittanceCode,
sum(fa.AllocAmount_OC_A) as 'AllocationAmount_Orig',
sum(fa.AllocAmount_FC_A) as 'AllocationAmount_Func'
from
cte_Remittance cr /* <= A data-table is available in the same name in power bi */
left join Fact_Allocation fa
on cr.LedgerBalance_ID = fa.LedgerBalance_1_ID
group by
cr.RemittanceCode
)
Thanks a lot..
hi, @Prabhu_MDU
What is the cardinality of the relationship between cte_Remittance with Fact_Allocation?
Usually, you need to create a relationship between cte_Remittance with Fact_Allocation, then use SUM Function to add two measure 'AllocationAmount_Orig' and 'AllocationAmount_Func' and then drag RemittanceCode 'AllocationAmount_Orig' and 'AllocationAmount_Func' into table visual, drag SelectedValues into a slicer. then it will work.
If not your case, please share some simulated data and expected output for us.
Best Regards,
Lin
@Prabhu_MDU can you send pbix file if it doesn't contain sensitive information and will do it for you, I guess cte table has one to many relationship with fact table?
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sorry, I could not share the pbix file, since it has very sensitive data..
basically you have to setupi relationship between cte and fact table in powerbi on common column and then everything should work.
I'm assuming cte to fact is one to many relationship.
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@parry2k - just wanted to confirm if it still stays true that we cannot run queries with a parameter defined in SQL like a stored procedure like exec stored_proce @Date and then allowing users with a date slicer which feeds in that defined parameter, but this can be achieved in Paginated Reports?
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