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Building Dashboard for multiple organizations

Hey all,
Im working at a research institute that conducts surveys for clients.
Our DB is built like this:

 

OrganizationKeyNameDateQ1Q2Q3Q4Q5Q6Q7Q8Q9Q10Q11Q12
44SomeKeyPerson128/06/20203255443332  
44SomeKeyPerson228/06/20203221215155  
44SomeKeyPerson328/06/20205254122222  
60SomeKeyPerson428/06/2020155135454435
60SomeKeyPerson528/06/2020255554324155
55SomeKeyPerson628/06/2020113214      
55SomeKeyPerson728/06/2020432434      
55SomeKeyPerson828/06/2020413225      
55SomeKeyPerson928/06/2020432344      

 

 

 

The DB built that when each survey is made up of a different number of questions as you can see, and of course every question is different from the previous one.

The separation of customers is done by an organization code that appears in the first column.

Organization = A company that pays us for a survey service
How would you recommend building a report for each company? It seems that an organization's filter can't help because each question presents something different.

And of course - each organization should not see the other's results.

 

Thank!

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nvprasad
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Hi,

In the PowerQuery editor, you can pivot the questions & responses into two columns. This means all the questions should come under one column and answers should come in the next column. 

This way you can slice and dice information as you needed.

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N V Durga Prasad

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Anonymous
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hey @nvprasad ,

It's a really good idea!

And how would you cross between organizations? A page navigation to the organization?

Is this means that we'll need to build a report for each organization? 

Hi,

 

Since information needs to be shared only with the respective organizations of their data.

 Below are the options in my mind and the option is my pick.

1. We can build a single report and use Row Level Security to allow users to see only their data.

2. Build multiple reports and share them with the respective organization.

 

Appreciate a Kudos! 🙂
If this helps and resolves the issue, please mark it as a Solution! 🙂

Regards,
N V Durga Prasad

 

 

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