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Rajesh1
Helper I
8 years ago
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Aligning 2 tables

Good day,

 

In my report there are 2 tables in a page (pls refer picture below)

I had aligned the columns in Matrix table 1 and 2 and moved table 2 under table1 such that just the numbers are visible under table 1. Then formatted table2  (send backward and send to back) so that the column headers are hidden.

Everytime there is a change in a slicer selection, the alignment goes awry.  Also, tried toggling lock aspect on/off and still the alignments do not stay put.

 

Please can someone share you expertise and assist with ensuring that the alignment stays put.

Thanks.

 

  • Rajesh1

     

    Based on your screenshot, unless there's blank value, it supposes to keep same width since both matrix have same column group. But anyway, it's not possible to fix the width of a matrix. You may have both matrix "show items with no data"

     

     

    Regards,

  • Rajesh1's avatar
    Rajesh1
    8 years ago
    Thanks very much for taking time to assist with this.
    Let me try your suggestion to show item with no data and
    see whether it helps. Guess I have to live with the issue for now :-(
    Regards,
    Rajesh

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  • v-sihou-msft's avatar
    v-sihou-msft
    Microsoft Employee

    Rajesh1

     

    Based on your screenshot, unless there's blank value, it supposes to keep same width since both matrix have same column group. But anyway, it's not possible to fix the width of a matrix. You may have both matrix "show items with no data"

     

     

    Regards,

    • Rajesh1's avatar
      Rajesh1
      Helper I
      Thanks very much for taking time to assist with this.
      Let me try your suggestion to show item with no data and
      see whether it helps. Guess I have to live with the issue for now :-(
      Regards,
      Rajesh
  • BeemsC's avatar
    BeemsC
    Resolver III

    Why not create a relationship between the tables and use all values in 1 matrix?

    • Rajesh1's avatar
      Rajesh1
      Helper I

      Thanks for your suggestion.

      Both tables point to the same source. Table 1 shows the numbers as a calculated percentage for the current month and table 2 shows the Year-to-date sum.