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Adding another dimension to matrix table with values as row headers
Hey DataInsights ,
I'm about to try your solution, but I have a few question.
1. I created a new table with these measures as my column names (I filled in 3 for testing). I don't know what you mean by adding a sorting column?
2. SELECTEDVALUE ( DimMeasure[Measure Name] ) What do I need to fill in here? The table where my measures are in?
Thanks for your time!
1. A sorting column enables you to display the measures in the desired order. In your example, "Total Autobooked Invoices %" is first, so this row would have a 1 in the sort column. In the data view, you can sort DimMeasure[Measure Name] by DimMeasure[Sort Order].
2. Yes, this is the table[column] that contains your measure names.
- DeBIe4 years agoPost Partisan
Hey DataInsights
Thank you very much. It's almost exactly what I need!
The formatting is now indeed the remaining thing that needs to be fixed. Some measures are in % or in #, and the specific number of decimals. Can you help me further on this with calculation groups to make specific formatting possible?
Appreciated!!- DataInsights4 years agoSuper User
Excellent! Here are some articles on calculation groups. You'll need to install Tabular Editor (free tool) to create calculation groups.
https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/introducing-calculation-groups/
https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/controlling-format-strings-in-calculation-groups/