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Aging Totalization for Matrix Report
Hi, i am creating a Report about open orders and i want to create a matrix totallized by Division ( PLC) and after that by Age of the orders ( days from order to actual date).
The Age schema is the following [ 1-3/3-7/7-15/15-30/30-60/60-90/90+]
I have calculated the days from order date to todays date with this measure
I have created a measure that assign this Orders age schema
So the result in a normal table is this
But when i try to set it up in the Matrix visualization, Power Bi dont allow me to add the Agign result to the rows field so i cant set it up this way
How can i get the Measure Result to allow me do it?
Please help
Thanks in advance for your help
it's missing else in the last if, you can change it from
you can remove the last row and add "90+" as else variant for the previous one
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in order to display something in rows it has to be in a column, cannot be in a measure. So basically you need a column that would have values like '90+ days', '60-90 days' etc.
- Hi, Thanks for your response, finally i managed to set the days count from order date to todays date using the duration option at Edit Query/Transform son is not a measure anymore but still looking for translate the amount of days to the classification i need to totalize, any suggestion? I'm thinking to insert it from an excel file or create a conditional column with all the values, with this second option i don't get the expected result 1-3 3-7 7-15 15-30 30-60 60-90 90+ Thanks
- You should have the labels of the classification stored in a dimension and connected the your fact table. Each order can be assigned one member from the dimension and this is how you slice data. The classification should be performed in Power Query.
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it's missing else in the last if, you can change it from
you can remove the last row and add "90+" as else variant for the previous one