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I'm trying to visualise the structure of users > security groups > apps < workspaces < reports for ease of administration.
So far I have tried with the Network Navigator and the Sankey chart. My primary issue is that I only get Source and Target when I apply a filter, due to the datamodel (source/target).
What I want is for example to select a security group on a list and then display all users in that group AND connected apps AND their connected workspaces AND their connected reports: the entire connection chain so to speak.
Is that possible and any good ideas? Thanks.
My dataset is organized in Source and Target columns as follows:
Source Target
-------- -------------------
User1 Security group1
Security group 1 App1
Report1 Workspace1
Workspace1 App1
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Maybe the PATH and PATHCONTAINS DAX functions will help
here is a video explaining their use.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzfLJFEKV8I
Maybe the PATH and PATHCONTAINS DAX functions will help
here is a video explaining their use.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzfLJFEKV8I
Thanks stretcharm. That looks very relevant AND, sadly, complicated.
This link seems to break it down well: https://www.daxpatterns.com/parent-child-hierarchies/
I will look into it.
Hi @Anonymous,
Thanks for your sharing. If you have resolved your problem through above link, would you please accept it as a valid solution so that more users can benefit from it?
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