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I have a dataset containing single column of approx 200k rows of equipment record numbers. The dataset contains unique values, but when I load the data into the model, I am only able to create relationships as if the table has duplicate values. I went back into power query and both removed duplicates (no trim/clean as these are whole numbers) and then grouped-by to make sure there were no duplicates. There are not; yet the result is the same when I load the data into the model.
I'm at a loss. Any feedback would be appreciated!
Hi @paulsnet1986 ,
Delete and recreate the relationship and check again. Or do as ryan_mayu said use DISTINCT() function to create a new table and create the relationship then check. If the PBIX doesn't have any Confidential Information, you may consider to share it here.
Best Regards,
Jay
have you tried to use distinct or values to create a table to double check? still the same result?
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