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Im using the Adventureworks Data Warehouse as a test in Azure and Im trying to create a Map
We have DimGeography joined to DImSalesTerritory and and FactResellerSales joined to DimSalesTerritory
This is at individualsale level so If I choose city in Dim Geography Id imagine it wouldwe ok but its not. For example:
If you drag in City from DImGeography and SalesAmount from FactResellerSales into a table. Each City has exactly the same sales amount against it which isnt right
I tried adding Country from the middle Table DImSalesTerritory but this has made no difference.
United Stated Albeny $53,607,801
United Stated Alhambra $53,607,801
United Stated Alpine $53,607,801
United Stated Ballard $53,607,801
etc
I dont understand how this is happening and all the join ID's seem fine between these three tables.
Is there anything that I could be missing. I really wanted to use city against sales amount
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Hi @DebbieE,
It seems like your relationship not mapping correctly so power bi summarize all records to a static value.
Can you please share some sample data and relationship map?
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Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @DebbieE,
It seems like your relationship not mapping correctly so power bi summarize all records to a static value.
Can you please share some sample data and relationship map?
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Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Your right, the Geography dimension isnt mapped correctly to the fact table in Adventureworks (Which is odd because this is the sample data warehouse)
I wasn thinking that Power BI couldnt cope with looking at data from a fact table and a snowflaked table but I think this isnt the case so its the data set and not Power BI
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