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Ahmed_Gamal
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3 years ago
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Add value to specific column in matrix

I want to add the G/L value (red column) to only the column number 1 in matrix table and not to show on the other columns like the pic.

I added it as measure but it appear om all coumns

the point is it possible to apply it to just the first column or not

 

  • Hi Ahmed_Gamal ,

     

    I think your table maybe like this:

     

    Please create two new columns:

     

     

    G/L = SWITCH(
        TRUE(),
        'Table'[Cost] < 0 && 'Table'[Journal Name] = 1, "G",
        'Table'[Cost] > 0 && 'Table'[Journal Name] = 1, "L")
    
    New_percent = IF('Table'[Percent] <> BLANK(), 'Table'[Percent]*100 & "%")

     

     

    Create a new table:

     

    Table 2 = 
    UNION(
        SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Journal Name",[Journal Name],"Group Name",[Group Name],"Type","Cost","Value",[Cost]),
        SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Journal Name",[Journal Name],"Group Name",[Group Name],"Type","Percent","Value",[New_percent]),
        SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Journal Name",[Journal Name],"Group Name",[Group Name],"Type","G/L","Value",[G/L])
    )

     

     

    You will get a new table like this. Please note: the type of value column is text.

     

    I think this is the result uou want:

     

    Best regards,

    Yadong Fang

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  • header of multiple layers and merged cells are really not friendly to data analysis. what is your expected result?

    • Ahmed_Gamal's avatar
      Ahmed_Gamal
      New Member

      i want a (gain or lose by if function) for the first coulmn only according to the cost value.

  • Hi Ahmed_Gamal ,

    you can use the conditional formatting on a measure  ( green if gain, red if loss) and maybe putting the journal name in the row, not in the column.

     

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    • Ahmed_Gamal's avatar
      Ahmed_Gamal
      New Member

      the same problem 
      the colors set to the all columns not only the first one

  • v-yadongf-msft's avatar
    v-yadongf-msft
    Community Support

    Hi Ahmed_Gamal ,

     

    I think your table maybe like this:

     

    Please create two new columns:

     

     

    G/L = SWITCH(
        TRUE(),
        'Table'[Cost] < 0 && 'Table'[Journal Name] = 1, "G",
        'Table'[Cost] > 0 && 'Table'[Journal Name] = 1, "L")
    
    New_percent = IF('Table'[Percent] <> BLANK(), 'Table'[Percent]*100 & "%")

     

     

    Create a new table:

     

    Table 2 = 
    UNION(
        SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Journal Name",[Journal Name],"Group Name",[Group Name],"Type","Cost","Value",[Cost]),
        SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Journal Name",[Journal Name],"Group Name",[Group Name],"Type","Percent","Value",[New_percent]),
        SELECTCOLUMNS('Table',"Journal Name",[Journal Name],"Group Name",[Group Name],"Type","G/L","Value",[G/L])
    )

     

     

    You will get a new table like this. Please note: the type of value column is text.

     

    I think this is the result uou want:

     

    Best regards,

    Yadong Fang

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