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sandyn-2303
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DAX to fetch values from a column based on filter of another column

I am new to Power BI and DAX. I need help with the below.

I have a table in my input like this -

TutorSubjectsStatus
JohnChemistryComplete
MikeBiologyIn Progress
StellaPhysicsNot Started
MikeEconomicsNot Started
MikeAlgebraIn Progress
StellaGeometryIn Progress
JohnEconomicsComplete

 

I need to create a visual table something like this. Is there a way I can create a measure to fetch the Status of Subjects that each Tutor handles?

SubjectsMikeStellaJohn
Chemistry  Complete
BiologyIn Progress  
Physics Not Started 
EconomicsNot Started  
AlgebraIn Progress  
Geometry In Progress 
Economics  Complete

 

Thanks,

Sandy

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amitchandak
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@sandyn-2303 , Create a matrix with the subject on row, Tutor on column, and status on values

 

means max(Table[status]) on values , you can min too

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amitchandak
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Super User

@sandyn-2303 , Create a matrix with the subject on row, Tutor on column, and status on values

 

means max(Table[status]) on values , you can min too

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