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Welcome to the section on relationships.
In this section we're going to be building on from what we saw earlier on in the course.
So earlier on in the course, we had a data master file and we connected it or we created a relationship
to another table.
So we're going to be looking at that in a little bit more detail and we understanding how we create
these relationships, what are the methods that we use in Power BI to be able to do this?
Well, let me look in the types of relationships.
So we're going to be using the one to many relationship and we're looking at the relationship where
we can have many items in one table, but only one item in the other.
Work can be related.
Another thing that we're going to be looking at is calculations.
So we're going to be looking at how we can use relationships and the equals calculate function to be
able to do calculations across tables.
So yet again, quite a lot to go through in this section.
I'll see you in the lessons.
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