Add a measure at the end of a matrix

[jonatan_ap]

Hi Everyone,

My case is that I have a matrix and would like to add a measure at the end of it. Currently, when I add that measure the matrix looks like this:

Answers	Yes			No
Questions	#	%	New Measure	#	%	New Measure
1. Did the advisor open the call appropriately?	1436	95%		73	5%
2. Did the Advisor identify/discover the situation of the Customer?	278	18%		27	2%
3. Did the Advisor explain/provide proper Solutions & Education based on the circumstances?	1288	85%		207	14%
4. Did the Advisor properly close the call?	157	10%		5	0%
5. Did the Advisor relate to the Customer and/or bridge if necessary?	200	15%		10	0%

But I need the matrix to look like this:

Answers	Yes		No
Questions	#	%	#	%	New Measure
1. Did the advisor open the call appropriately?	1436	95%	73	5%
2. Did the Advisor identify/discover the situation of the Customer?	278	18%	27	2%
3. Did the Advisor explain/provide proper Solutions & Education based on the circumstances?	1288	85%	207	14%
4. Did the Advisor properly close the call?	157	10%	5	0%
5. Did the Advisor relate to the Customer and/or bridge if necessary?

I've been reading possible solutions and I found something related to custom hierarchies, I don't know if that's the solution, but I'm trying to implement it with no success. Is this doable in Power BI?

[jonatan_ap]

Hi Everyone,

My case is that I have a matrix and would like to add a measure at the end of it. Currently, when I add that measure the matrix looks like this:

Answers	Yes			No
Questions	#	%	New Measure	#	%	New Measure
1. Did the advisor open the call appropriately?	1436	95%		73	5%
2. Did the Advisor identify/discover the situation of the Customer?	278	18%		27	2%
3. Did the Advisor explain/provide proper Solutions & Education based on the circumstances?	1288	85%		207	14%
4. Did the Advisor properly close the call?	157	10%		5	0%
5. Did the Advisor relate to the Customer and/or bridge if necessary?	200	15%		10	0%

But I need the matrix to look like this:

Answers	Yes		No
Questions	#	%	#	%	New Measure
1. Did the advisor open the call appropriately?	1436	95%	73	5%
2. Did the Advisor identify/discover the situation of the Customer?	278	18%	27	2%
3. Did the Advisor explain/provide proper Solutions & Education based on the circumstances?	1288	85%	207	14%
4. Did the Advisor properly close the call?	157	10%	5	0%
5. Did the Advisor relate to the Customer and/or bridge if necessary?

I've been reading possible solutions and I found something related to custom hierarchies, I don't know if that's the solution, but I'm trying to implement it with no success. Is this doable in Power BI?

[v-yangliu-msft]

Hi  @jonatan_ap ,

I created some data:

This is by design of Power BI, Meausre will act on Column on each matrix.

You can consider creating a new table by adding columns to it.

In [Group], there are "Yes" and "No", we can put all the values of Measure into "Yes" by IF judgment, and then Set an impossible value (say 99999) into "No", and finally delete this non-existent part.

Here are the steps you can follow：

1. Create measure.

Table 2 =
var _table1=
SUMMARIZE(
    'Table',
    'Table'[Qusetions],'Table'[Group],
    "Group2","Measure",
    "Value",
    IF(
        'Table'[Group]="Yes",1,99999))
var _table2=
UNION(
    'Table',_table1)
return
FILTER(
    _table2,[Value]<>99999)

2. Result:

Best Regards,

Liu Yang

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly

[jonatan_ap]

Hi,

I appreciate your help, I understand your example, you're using one table to create the measure and the value. In my case, your Table becomes 3 different tables in my design. I have the table Questions, the table Answers, and the table Evaluations that is one containing the # column in my matrix. The % column is just the same # column but I changed the "Show Value as" to Percent of row total. 

Like this:

Yellow: Tables in use.

Green: The key from the Question table and Evaluations table

Blue: The key from the Answers table to Evaluations table

and my Matrix is something like this:

How can I jump from these 3 tables to do what you're explaining?

And the measure I want to add I created in the Evaluation table, like this:

Thanks again for your help, I really appreciate it.