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That's all I wanted to know.. :-)<br />
Thanks.
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That's all I wanted to know.. :-)
Thanks.

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Accepted answer: 500 points for Phillip Burton's comment #a40489324 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28577171/powerpivot-recognising-table-relationships-in-data-from-SQL-server.html?anchorAnswerId=40489324#a40489324]

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Exactly what I wanted to know
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just wondering...I know Powerpivot recognises Access table relationships....just wondering if Powerpivot recognises SQL relationships as well....
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just wondering...I know Powerpivot recognises Access table relationships....just wondering if Powerpivot recognises SQL relationships as well....

powerpivot - recognising table relationships in data from SQL server

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