So now the last thing, as I said, that really political DAX can be used on any side.
So you saw that straight on the one side of the table.
Now, this is the men's side of the table.
So I can use that at the table here that I want to take the you know, the additional issue using the
related paper.
OK, do you know that if they want to get the additional date, we can simply means that related acts
also?
What if I have to get used to related to this, you know, so we can use this little tool.
So using T but mostly, you know, this always used on the one saying, OK, because we are to like
to see, you know, like being able to function, you know, because on the one side you have all the
single entries.
So most of it is used there so that you get the entire bunch of the rules, the fingerprint within you
can do that, the different type of calculations.
So just for the understanding that we were going to use this here.
So so let's say we want to check the.
Original price of all these looks like Superdad again, we can give them access and the usability will
be here.
The little girl, which is your workspace, so.
You will get the book base here and then this will be filtered based on all these books will be probably
read and all that and then read this and then the exhibition will capture the origin.
That's right.
This is coming from the book, this one.
So ultimately, you will have the the price in front of all of these the books.
Right.
So you can find that here.
So unseemliness can be used in one to one relationship to know what to do.
The one to one relationships.
Oh, well, one to one.
We said in all the tables you have one entry.
OK, for example, let's go and create this table.
One, two, one.
OK, now I have led to some values that say some needs.
OK, so I have I have a mission.
I have done it.
OK, so this is your table number one, for example, and.
Let's say that.
Once again, Conforti, so this is your table.
And give it a name.
This is your table one.
OK, and then there's another table, for example, names for Alan being alimony and and with Anthony
Mark.
Steve writes, I have some of these names, OK, like this.
And this is under the table control and not so in this case because now you see on the out to be big.
So this is one one too many because of the nature of what I do is because I have to create a one to
one relationship, OK, one to one relationship.
So for that, I want to look for that.
What I do is I should remove all the duplicate headers.
Right.
So let's sit the city and Junior and then Steve, it's Steve Smith, the substitute.
OK, so it is now the first.
Let's go to the diagram.
You.
So this is a one to one relationship, however, that I'm actually like, you know, this looks like
a one too many.
But not to worry.
This is a one to one relationship because we have seen those in the nighttime.
So the point is, if I use anything, let's say I want to check this count in that table over here so
we can use that cultural and political tool.
Let me go.
And right here, you can use this in any table.
OK, so God will use the controls, will supply the right people, which is legitimate so that, you
know, the act which is going to come from the people.
So this is I'm just setting an example.
OK, so you supply the people claim and that's just how that's going to the center.
So we should be able to see that.
OK, now this is a one to one debate to obviously find it everywhere.
One one one part of a language is not been there.
That will not be the same.
You can use that in this tool.
So reality TV can be used in any any relationship.
One to one.
One, two to one.
OK, so I count name so called rules and reality.
That's.
The people and this is my people worry that it's already a relationship.
So, yeah, I don't know why they don't want to want if you ever get the chance to work on.
I have a on but would be helpful if I did that.
You know, it's crystal clear.
It comes as one to one.
OK, but anyways, now you see that these are the people which have become the are of this way.
OK, so that's it for this little table and now we'll catch up in the next time.