Two fact tables
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Two fact tables
Hi everybody!!
I have one Dimension call Indicator
Also, I have two fact tables with the following data
IdIndicator Value
1 40
IdIndicator Botton Limit Top Limit Final Value
1 0 10 1
1 10 50 2
1 50 100 3
I need to calculate a measure that return the value 2 because Value(40) is between 10 and 50
Can anyone help me??
Thanks in advance
Marc
I have one Dimension call Indicator
Also, I have two fact tables with the following data
IdIndicator Value
1 40
IdIndicator Botton Limit Top Limit Final Value
1 0 10 1
1 10 50 2
1 50 100 3
I need to calculate a measure that return the value 2 because Value(40) is between 10 and 50
Can anyone help me??
Thanks in advance
Marc
MArco212- Posts : 1
Join date : 2013-11-19
Re: Two fact tables
Why do you think the second table is a fact table?
To me it looks like a dimension ... its defining a banding value.
Alternately, it can just be used by the ETL process to populate a "Final Value" column on the primary fact.
To me it looks like a dimension ... its defining a banding value.
Alternately, it can just be used by the ETL process to populate a "Final Value" column on the primary fact.
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Join date : 2010-05-13
Location : British Columbia, Canada
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