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Jaromac
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Dax: Row to Column Transposition

Hi PowerBI users,

 

I would like to find out whether is possible to transpose rows into columns against Phases field. I have already prepared a intial logic however I still missing to populate the rest of the records which basically they do not meet the conditions : 

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So in the end I would like repeat blank values with the same value even though it is not a correnspoding phase. The logic for Phase 1 for example is : 

Phase 1 =

var Phase_1_value = if(Aggregate_view[Phases]="Phase 1",(Aggregate_view[Phase_done_progress]),BLANK())

return
Phase_1_value
 
Is there any way instead of having BLANK put the same result according to the PHASE ? 
 
P.S. I know that there is a default transpose function in query and I am enforced to do in DAX. 
 
Your help would highly appreciated. 
 
Thanks in advance. 
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Hi, @Jaromac 

You don't need to use 'if' statement at all. To replace the blank, you just need to change the code as below:

Calculated columns:

Phase_1 = 
CALCULATE (
    MAX ( Aggregate_view[Phase_done_progress] ),
    FILTER ( Aggregate_view, Aggregate_view[Phases] = "Phase 1" )
)
Phase_2 = 
CALCULATE (
    MAX ( Aggregate_view[Phase_done_progress] ),
    FILTER ( Aggregate_view, Aggregate_view[Phases] = "Phase 2" )
)
Phase_3 = 
CALCULATE (
    MAX ( Aggregate_view[Phase_done_progress] ),
    FILTER ( Aggregate_view, Aggregate_view[Phases] = "Phase 3" )
)

10.png

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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VahidDM
Super User
Super User

@Jaromac 

 

Are those "Phase_done_progress" numbers always the same for each phase?

 

For instance, the Phase 2 is always 97%?


Appreciate your Kudos!!
LinkedIn: 
www.linkedin.com/in/vahid-dm/

 

 

 

Yes 🙂 In the end I have a another column which reduce those numbers of records to have only one value but firstly I need to populate all blank records. 

Hi, @Jaromac 

You don't need to use 'if' statement at all. To replace the blank, you just need to change the code as below:

Calculated columns:

Phase_1 = 
CALCULATE (
    MAX ( Aggregate_view[Phase_done_progress] ),
    FILTER ( Aggregate_view, Aggregate_view[Phases] = "Phase 1" )
)
Phase_2 = 
CALCULATE (
    MAX ( Aggregate_view[Phase_done_progress] ),
    FILTER ( Aggregate_view, Aggregate_view[Phases] = "Phase 2" )
)
Phase_3 = 
CALCULATE (
    MAX ( Aggregate_view[Phase_done_progress] ),
    FILTER ( Aggregate_view, Aggregate_view[Phases] = "Phase 3" )
)

10.png

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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