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Post ProdigyAttribute as column header in table
Hi joshua1990
In a standard table visual, there is no concept of “row vs column vs value” — each field is simply displayed as a column in the order it’s added. It doesn’t support pivot-like layouts.
However, what you're describing — Date as row, Week as column header, and Value in the cells — is exactly what the Matrix visual is designed for. The Matrix provides a pivot-style layout where you can define rows, columns, and values.
So if your goal is to display data in that structure, the Matrix visual is the right choice.
Like in my example of months that can be weeks in your case
If there’s a specific reason the Matrix doesn’t work for you, feel free to share a sample or mockup, and clarify what limitation you're encountering — we might be able to suggest an alternative workaround.
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Community SupportHi joshua1990
I wanted to follow up to see if the suggestions provided by Ritaf1983 helped clarify your question about using a matrix visual instead of a table visual.Since the table visual does not support pivot-style formatting (such as using Week numbers as column headers), the Matrix visual is indeed the preferred option. If your issue has been resolved, please consider accepting the solution.
However, if you have specific constraints that require the use of a Table visual, please share a mockup or provide more details about your requirements.
We’re here to help you explore alternative approaches if needed.
Thank you for being a part of the Fabric Community Forum!
- v-aatheeque
Hi joshua1990
I wanted to follow up to see if the suggestions shared earlier helped clarify your question about using a Matrix visual instead of a Table visual. Since the Table visual doesn’t support pivot-style layouts such as showing Week numbers as column headers the Matrix visual is generally the recommended choice.
If this resolved your issue, please consider marking the response as accepted, as it may help others with similar questions.
However, if you have specific reasons for needing to use a Table visual, please feel free to share a sample or describe your requirements in more detail.
We’re happy to help explore other options if needed.
Thank you for being part of the community!