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Hello,
I have a some example table I would like it to be visualized in some required way.
Example table:
Type | Producent | Grade | Color | Parameter1 | Parameter2 | Parameter3 |
Car | Nissan | A | BLACK | A | B | S |
Car | Nissan | A | BLACK | B | B | D |
Car | Mercedes | A | BLUE | S | A | S |
Car | Mercedes | A | GREEN | D | B | S |
Car | Ford | B | RED | S | S | S |
Car | Ford | B | YELLOW | S | D | A |
Car | Ford | C | BLACK | S | S | A |
Car | Ford | C | RED | A | S | B |
Car | BMW | B | GREEN | A | S | H |
Car | BMW | B | RED | B | B | A |
Car | BMW | D | GREEN | F | F | G |
Truck | Scania | C | RED | G | G | S |
Truck | Scania | S | YELLOW | S | H | S |
Truck | Man | C | BLACK | B | A | D |
Truck | Man | C | BLACK | F | G | S |
Truck | Man | S | BLACK | G | S | S |
Truck | DAF | A | BLUE | H | S | D |
Truck | DAF | A | GREEN | A | D | S |
Truck | DAF | B | RED | W | S | D |
Truck | DAF | B | GREEN | A | S | S |
Motor | Suzuki | S | RED | B | D | S |
Motor | Suzuki | D | GREEN | F | S | B |
Motor | Suzuki | A | RED | G | S | F |
Motor | Kawasaki | D | YELLOW | S | B | S |
Motor | Kawasaki | S | BLACK | S | F | B |
Motor | Kawasaki | S | BLACK | D | S | F |
Motor | Yamaha | A | YELLOW | S | B | S |
Motor | Yamaha | C | BLACK | S | F | S |
Motor | Yamaha | B | BLACK | B | S | B |
Motor | Honda | S | BLUE | F | S | B |
Motor | Honda | D | GREEN | S | B | B |
Motor | Honda | A | RED | S | B | S |
I need it to be visualized in a way that groups the rows by the first column.
An example of the required display:
Example of another required view:
Unfortunately, the view of the example will obviously change, due to slicers for the user on all columns which eliminates the stiff layout.
I have already tried using matrix without stepped, but it does not come out as it should. Is anyone able to tell if it is possible to get this using matrix, table in PowerBi?
Thank you in advance for your reply and help 🙂
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@RoksanaSZ you need to unpivot your data :
Transform Data -> Select nonparameter columns -> Right Click -> Unpivot other columns.
It will add 2 columns, attribute, and value, and rename as you see fit. Close and apply.
In matrix visual, use columns on the rows, attribute on the columns, and value on the values well. change the aggregation to min and max and that should work.
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@RoksanaSZ you need to unpivot your data :
Transform Data -> Select nonparameter columns -> Right Click -> Unpivot other columns.
It will add 2 columns, attribute, and value, and rename as you see fit. Close and apply.
In matrix visual, use columns on the rows, attribute on the columns, and value on the values well. change the aggregation to min and max and that should work.
Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!
Learn Power BI and Fabric - subscribe to our YT channel - Click here: @PowerBIHowTo
If my solution proved useful, I'd be delighted to receive Kudos. When you put effort into asking a question, it's equally thoughtful to acknowledge and give Kudos to the individual who helped you solve the problem. It's a small gesture that shows appreciation and encouragement! ❤
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Feel free to email me with any of your BI needs.
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