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Hi,
I have the following scenario -
1 master summary table with multiple rows, each row includes a type.
Multiple detail tables (1 per type), some containing a sub type, and some not. 1 type doesn't have a matching detail table. The rows in the detail tables use the same unique identifier as the corresponding row in the summary table.
Example
Summary table -
Identifier Desc Type
1 Row 1 A
2 Row 2 A
3 Row 3 B
4 Row 4 C
5 Row 5 D
6 Row 6 D
7 Row 7 E
Detail table Type A -
Identifier Sub Type
1 A-1
2 A-2
Detail table Type B -
Identifier Sub Type
3 B-1
Detail table Type C -
Identifier
4 No sub type
Detail table Type D -
Identifier Sub Type
5 D-1
6 D-2
there is no detail table for type E.
What I am trying to do is build a table that can be filtered on the sub type (amongst other filters) where appropriate - so:
Slicer selects sub type A-1 - list displays row 1 only.
Identifier Desc Type Sub Type
1 Row 1 A A-1
Slicer selects sub type D-1 - list displays rows 5 & 6 only.
Identifier Desc Type Sub Type
5 Row 5 D D-1
6 Row 6 D D-1
Slicer selects blank sub type - list displays rows 4 & 7 only
Identifier Desc Type Sub Type
4 Row 4 C
7 Row 7 E
Slicer has no select - list displays all rows.
Identifier Desc Type Sub Type
1 Row 1 A A-1
2 Row 2 A A-2
3 Row 3 B B-1
4 Row 4 C
5 Row 5 D D-1
6 Row 6 D D-1
7 Row 7 E
I'm new to Power BI, but wouldn't have any problem with SQL or SSRS. I'm restricted to using a supplier developed model - I can create new measures, but not new columns.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thanks for the suggestions - looking at them lead me down another path and I found the best solution (for me at least) is to create a series of measures to extract the sub-type for each row -
Hi @Anonymous
You may use 'append queries' for TableA...TableD in query editor first.Then link the append table with the summary table.Attached sample file for your reference.
Regards,
Unfortunately I don't have access to the query editor for this application. The supplier has provided a data model with no ability for me to change the underlying queries.
Hello @Anonymous ,
one way to achieve this is consolidate tables A to D using Union, Then using Manage relationships define relationship between summary table and Consolidated table on Identifier.
then create visual with fields "Identifier , Desc, Type " from Summary table and "Sub Type" from Consolidated Table
Use Subtype from consolidated table as your table Slicer.
let me know if it helps
Hi, thanks - but is this in he query editor? I have no access to the query editor as the supplier has provided a data model that I have no access to change. As previously mentioned, I can create measures but not calculated columns.
Hello,
I think you have the solution in this post:
Best Regards,
JO
unfortunately the detail tables are not the same layout - the different types have different numbers of columns, and not all of them have a sub-type. Also I have no access to the query editor.
Hi @Anonymous
You may follow the workaround in the post which mentioned by jooliveira to create the table:New Table= UNION(SELECTCOLUMNS...)
Regards.
Thanks for the suggestions - looking at them lead me down another path and I found the best solution (for me at least) is to create a series of measures to extract the sub-type for each row -
Hi @Anonymous
Glad to hear the reply is helpful, please accept the reply as solution, that way, other community members will easily find the solution when they get same issue.
Regards,
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