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I have the following model:
With the following connections:
I have a table, where (for now) I am adding attributes from the following tables:
factLocation
factPo
dimLocation
dimProduct
Most of the items are added properly from all the table, but when it comes to adding items from the factPo table, I am running into a problem.
The following columns can be added fine:
QuantityOrdered
LineKey
UnitCost
ErightedCost
But if I try to add any of the following items:
ETADate
LocationKey
ProKey
RequiredDate
SkuCode
SkuStage
I get the following error message:
Can't display the visual. See details, and the details are:
Can't determine relationships between the fields
Any ideas?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Sure, I have a model that looks like this.
If I pull a field from vCLAIM and a field from vENROLLMENT into the same visual I get the error you are seeing. [Claim Type] is from vCLAIM and [Active] is from vENROLLMENT
But when I add a meaure to the visual powerbi is able to determine what to display.
@Anonymous
Try adding a measure into the visual. When you add fields from 2 detail tables, the measure will help limit the number of lines returned.
Can you explain what you mean by this?
Sure, I have a model that looks like this.
If I pull a field from vCLAIM and a field from vENROLLMENT into the same visual I get the error you are seeing. [Claim Type] is from vCLAIM and [Active] is from vENROLLMENT
But when I add a meaure to the visual powerbi is able to determine what to display.
A measure is a piece of code that is specific to the task at hand. So, what kind of measure would you apply?
What measure were you trying to show in your view when you received the error?
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