I've been working with PowerBI for about a day and I cannot figure out how to do what I need.
It's a chart of achievement levels for students that are Below Expections, Near Expectations, At Expectations, or Above Expectations.
I want the columns to be zeroed so students that are below or near expectations are counted below zero, while the others are counted above zero. Thank you in advance for any help.
I would probably manipulate the data by multiplying the 1 and 2 achievement levels by negative 1.
See attached PBIX.
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I would probably manipulate the data by multiplying the 1 and 2 achievement levels by negative 1.
See attached PBIX.
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