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I currently have a dashboard with multiple pages. Page 1 and 2 uses a relationship between the calender table - date column and accounts table - start date column.
For page 3 I need to use a slicer which uses the (inactive) relationship between the calender table - date column and accounts table - end date column.
Unfortunately I cannot set the slicer correctly for page 3. Is there a way to use the inactive relationship? I've tried Userelationship() but does not work correctly.
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@Anonymous USERELATIONSHIP is the way to go, what have you tried, what is your DAX expression and what is not working? Can you provide more details?
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This is a measure Im using but you can't add this one to a slicer. I've tried to use the end date kolom in the slicer but it then shows all the dates of the column. Not general years and months.
Measure example = CALCULATE(AVERAGE(ACCOUNTS[ID]),'Calendar'[ISO Year]=TODAY(),USERELATIONSHIP('Calendar'[Date],ACCOUNTS[END DATE]))
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