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RoksanaSZ
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Ability to visualize the table by grouping by the first column

Hello,

I have a some example table I would like it to be visualized in some required way.

Example table:

TypeProducentGradeColorParameter1Parameter2Parameter3
CarNissanABLACKABS
CarNissanABLACKBBD
CarMercedesABLUESAS
CarMercedesAGREENDBS
CarFordBREDSSS
CarFordBYELLOWSDA
CarFordCBLACKSSA
CarFordCREDASB
CarBMWBGREENASH
CarBMWBREDBBA
CarBMWDGREENFFG
TruckScaniaCREDGGS
TruckScaniaSYELLOWSHS
TruckManCBLACKBAD
TruckManCBLACKFGS
TruckManSBLACKGSS
TruckDAFABLUEHSD
TruckDAFAGREENADS
TruckDAFBREDWSD
TruckDAFBGREENASS
MotorSuzukiSREDBDS
MotorSuzukiDGREENFSB
MotorSuzukiAREDGSF
MotorKawasakiDYELLOWSBS
MotorKawasakiSBLACKSFB
MotorKawasakiSBLACKDSF
MotorYamahaAYELLOWSBS
MotorYamahaCBLACKSFS
MotorYamahaBBLACKBSB
MotorHondaSBLUEFSB
MotorHondaDGREENSBB
MotorHondaAREDSBS

 

I need it to be visualized in a way that groups the rows by the first column.

An example of the required display:

RoksanaSZ_0-1701211290729.png


Example of another required view:

RoksanaSZ_1-1701211327750.png


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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parry2k
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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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parry2k
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Super User

@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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