Is this a bug? I have a MANY:MANY relationship

I press ok, and it appears displayed as Many to one?
Is this a bug? I have a MANY:MANY relationship

I press ok, and it appears displayed as Many to one?
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Hi @ovonemty,
What is the compatibility level? Tabular models at the 1500 and higher compatibility level deployed to Azure Analysis Services, SQL Server 2019 Analysis Services, and Power BI Premium support many-to-many relationships. Tabular models at the 1400 and lower compatibility levels do not support many-to-many relationships, and you cannot add junction tables in the model designer. However, you can use DAX functions to model many-to-many relationships. For more information, please refer to Many-to-many relationships.
Best regards,
Carrin
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