How to create many-to-many relationships in power pivot

hellosunshine

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I would like to link table 1 and table 2 together and the return as the results table. I have tried using many-to-many relationships in power pivot but it doesn't work. Can someone please show me some guidance as to how to tackle this issue?
 

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Surely that's a one to many relationship? Each Dest is only present once in Table1 from what you have shown.
 
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