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Matrix- Adding calculated column
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi NDD ,
I think you built your matrix like me as below. You may add [Area] and [SubArea] in Rows, add [Year] in Columns and then add a Percentage measure in Values.
Now you want to add another two "columns" in your matrix format. If you create two measures, one to calculate by logic of column1 and another calculate by logic of column2, then add two measures in value field in matrix, you will get an expanded result by [Year]. It looks like as below.
Here I suggest you to remove [Year] in Columns from Matrix. Then create measures to calculate 2019,2020,2021... separately. Then add measures into Values, you will get the result you want.
Best Regards,
Rico ZhouIf this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi VahidDM ,
Thank you for your response. I edited my post .The first table is the matrix visual and below that is the description of the additional columns that I need . The second table is my data .. I have only one table.
Thank you
Hi NDD ,
I think you built your matrix like me as below. You may add [Area] and [SubArea] in Rows, add [Year] in Columns and then add a Percentage measure in Values.
Now you want to add another two "columns" in your matrix format. If you create two measures, one to calculate by logic of column1 and another calculate by logic of column2, then add two measures in value field in matrix, you will get an expanded result by [Year]. It looks like as below.
Here I suggest you to remove [Year] in Columns from Matrix. Then create measures to calculate 2019,2020,2021... separately. Then add measures into Values, you will get the result you want.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.