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Slicer with multi-row card not working

I have a view and a table in sql server. Using direct query.

 

The view is called v_ComputerListValues and has 3 columns and the combintation of the 3 columns makes a unique row:

     CompLocation, CompVendor, CompFloorNum

 

The ComputerDetail table has 5 columns: CompLocation, CompVendor, CompFloorNum, CompMem, CompCPUCores

 

I create a model where I make a * - * relationship between the Location, Vendor and Floor Num between the view and the table

 

Then I add 3 slicers (1 for Location, 1 for Vendor and 1 for FloorNum)

 

Then I add a Multi-Row card with CompMem and CompCPUCores.

I want to get the sum of these values when I filter from the slicer.  

 

For some reason it is not working and I have been spending the better part of a day on it.  Looking for any help you all could give.  It always shows the total sum of all CompMem and all CompCPUCores all the time.  When I mouse over the Multi-Row card filter it does say "Filters and slicers affecting this visual" and shows the things i have selected but it never actually does anything.

 

Thanks!

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@Anonymous 

 

You may apply virtual relationship in DAX measure.

https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/physical-and-virtual-relationships-in-dax/

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