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Hi @Anonymous ,
Is there a reason that Lead and Opportunities are related?
You can try the following measure to use the inactive relationship defined between MonthTable and view_opportunites
opp count = calculate(countrows('view_opportunities'), userelationship('monthtable'[Month(Full)],'view_opportunities'[MONTH]))
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Is there a reason that Lead and Opportunities are related?
You can try the following measure to use the inactive relationship defined between MonthTable and view_opportunites
opp count = calculate(countrows('view_opportunities'), userelationship('monthtable'[Month(Full)],'view_opportunities'[MONTH]))
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Yes, I have an entity called owner_ID (sales person) on both tables.
Hi @Anonymous,
I Would Suggest that you create an Salesperson dimension, and join that to both tables, then you slice both tables by the sales person and the month relationship can be active between month and both facts
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Actually I did that, and the relationship is between de lead ID in view_leads[ ] and lead_owner_ID in view_opportunities[ ].
Hi @Anonymous,
Then you can remove your relationship between leads and opportunities and make the relationship between MonthTable and view_opportunities active
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