Bidirectional cross-filtering enables the filter context of a table on the many side of a relationship to flow to the one side of the relationship. Prior to support for bidirectional relationships, equivalent filter behavior commonly used in many-to-many relationships was only possible via DAX expressions. A common use case for bidirectional relationships is represented in the following data model:
Bidirectional cross-filtering for a many-to-many relationship
In this model, a customer can have many accounts and an individual account can be associated with many customers. Given the many-to-many relationship between ...
