Adding multiple columns to matrix table

[sccoleman1189]

I am using a matrix table to create a table that shows the number of jobs completed by day. I am using two seperate tables to compose this data. 

My row information is coming from my order table and my column information is coming from my calendar table. The order count is based on a measure that I created in my order table. 

I also have another column that I want to add to my matrix from my order table (ok on arrival).

This is what my matrix looks like now:

This is what I am looking to accomplish:

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

[v-cherch-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @sccoleman1189 

You may try to use ISFILTERED function.Here is the similar post for your reference.

Ok on =
IF ( ISFILTERED ( Calendar[Date] ), [Measure], [OK on Arrival] )

 Regards,

[hnguy71]

Hi @sccoleman1189 

You'll have to add a measure to the end of our matrix visual to accomplish that. What is your logic for what can be Okay on Arrival?

[sccoleman1189]

OK on Arrival = CALCULATE(COUNT('FSA Order Info'[OK on Arrival v1]),'FSA Order Info'[OK on Arrival v1]="1")

Ok on Arrival v1 is a conditional column that I created based on specific specifications.

Thanks!

[hnguy71]

Convert that to a measure and add that into the Values field of a matrix visual

[sccoleman1189]

Still a little confused. Convert what to a measure? 

Ok on arrival is a measure. Convert the conditional column to a measure?

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[hnguy71]

Yeah. So it would be something like this:

OK on Arrival = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS([OK on Arrival v1]), [OK on Arrival v1] = "1")

Also, I'm assuming that your calculated column is a Text Data Type since you're putting the number 1 in quotation marks.

[sccoleman1189]

Ahh. Ok. I understand.

That works, but doing that gets this result. I just want the count to be at the end of the table like pictured above

[hnguy71]

Right. Make sure the measure is in the Values property on the matrix visual

[sccoleman1189]

Yup! It is. I might just try to color code te results to make it a little easier to read for the end user.