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How to make a Join (in Data model) where 'id' is not exists then join to other IDs

Dear Expertis,

I have a one requirement about make a data model use the below requirements.

i have a two tables

Tabel1         Id variable having data like   'Ref_id','Mi_Ref'

id,

Name

Table2

id,           Id variable having data like  'Ref_id'

Adress

there are other Tables has to join to these two tables now my question is how to join(in data model) table1 and Table2 where 'id' is not exists then Mi-Ref need to give the information in front end level or join to 'Mi_ref',obviously when id is exists then it will display all the related 'id' data in front side but i dont know how to show 'Mi_ref ' data when i select 'Mi_ref' because in the data model they are joined using 'Id's .i dont know does it make sense or not.

Please guide me how to solve this.

Regards,

Ram

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vinieme12
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Having island tables is not recommended

Can you post excel file with dummy data for each table

Vineeth Pujari
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Hi Atkinson,

this solution is very close to me but i am not able go through it ,is that possible can you please guide me on my sample application ,I am attaching sample for your reference.

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yes Atkins you are right and i have more fields in that table for your example i have keep it only 2 fileds

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Please find attached Sample Apps and Sample data

Anonymous
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See if this meets your need.

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Hi Atkinson ,


Unfortunately the RET selection doesn't working 

Anonymous
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It's because the RET isn't on the Fact table.  I thought you wanted to link through the fact table?

Otherwise, you could do something like the attachment.  But it may or may not work depending on your data.