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Hello,
I have two tables with three different columns that match, that I would like active relationships for:
'Gate Scans'[Corrected Date] - 'Daily Force Report'[Date]
'Gate Scans'[Company] - 'Daily Force Report'[Company]
'Gate Scans'[Day or Night] - 'Daily Force Report'[Days/Nights]
All I'm trying to do is have one date slider at the top that filters a table visual with lists from both separate tables.
If I make the 'Corrected Date - Date' relationship active, it gets me the closest, but I'm still not able to interact with the companies together. Likewise I can't filter on Day or Night fields.
I understand I'll need to create some sort of measure using USERELATIONSHIP, but I'm having a difficult time understanding the concept. I don't understand how the 'CALCULATE' function would fit in if I'm just trying to slice and dice.
Thanks for your help.
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@patri0t82 , Do you need userealtionship means alternate join or concatenated key
In case you need -concatenated key
New column in 'Gate Scans'
key = [Corrected Date] & [Company] & [Day or Night]
new column in 'Daily Force Report'
key = [Date] & [Company] & [Days/Nights]
for userelationship
@patri0t82 , Do you need userealtionship means alternate join or concatenated key
In case you need -concatenated key
New column in 'Gate Scans'
key = [Corrected Date] & [Company] & [Day or Night]
new column in 'Daily Force Report'
key = [Date] & [Company] & [Days/Nights]
for userelationship
Thank you for this solution - I believe the 'key' idea is going to work fine. Is this something that is used pretty common?
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