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Basic power Pivot question (why does the relationship "not work")
- Aug 15, 2021
bartvana Your model is a bad example since both tables contain unique SKU's. In reality the (fact) table with the Quantites holds non-unique SKUs whereas the (dimension) table with the SKU and Supplier info will hold the unique SKU's.
If you drag the relationship from the fact table (the many side) to the dimension table (the one-side) it shall work.
bartvana Your model is a bad example since both tables contain unique SKU's. In reality the (fact) table with the Quantites holds non-unique SKUs whereas the (dimension) table with the SKU and Supplier info will hold the unique SKU's.
If you drag the relationship from the fact table (the many side) to the dimension table (the one-side) it shall work.
- SergeiBaklanAug 15, 2021Diamond Contributor
As variant, you may remove relationship at all and using such measure
Total QTY:=CALCULATE ( SUM ( tItemQties[Qty] ), TREATAS ( VALUES ( ItemVendor[SKU] ), tItemQties[SKU] ) )- bartvanaAug 16, 2021Iron ContributorInteresting, thank you!
- SergeiBaklanAug 16, 2021Diamond Contributor
Above is only to illustrate other possibilities. From performance point of view physical relationship is always preferable, if use virtual one when better TREATAS.