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admin11
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5 years agoWhen to use straight table ?
Hi All Recently when I want to make my display amount from 1,000 to 1K , I some how force to switch from straight table to Mattix. And it look like matrix table can have all feature of straight tab...
- Anonymous5 years ago
HI admin11
Check the below link, these should help you get to what you need.
Power BI: Table vs Matrix. Power BI has 2 similar visuals for… | by Raghavendra R M | Medium\
Table
- In table we present data in 2-Dimension data grid format.
- By default display all data, means flat data structure.
- Rows not fixed but columns are fixed.
- When you add new dimension you can add them as “Values” and it will appear as a new column in grid.
Matrix
- It support Multidimensional data grid format.
- Matrix automatically aggregate the data according to data behavior.
- Rows & Columns both are not fixed.
- Here you have option to add Values, Rows & columns.
- 5 years ago
well, it will all depend on what you wanting to show on the report, basically tables its for the most basic of informations, show details exactly as they are, summarized etc etc.
Anonymous
5 years agoNot applicable
HI admin11
Check the below link, these should help you get to what you need.
Power BI: Table vs Matrix. Power BI has 2 similar visuals for… | by Raghavendra R M | Medium\
Table
- In table we present data in 2-Dimension data grid format.
- By default display all data, means flat data structure.
- Rows not fixed but columns are fixed.
- When you add new dimension you can add them as “Values” and it will appear as a new column in grid.
Matrix
- It support Multidimensional data grid format.
- Matrix automatically aggregate the data according to data behavior.
- Rows & Columns both are not fixed.
- Here you have option to add Values, Rows & columns.