Child tasks indent into parent tasks.

[Anonymous]

Dear Fellows, 

Please help me out step by step to indent the child tasks into parent tasks in Table. And make the parent tasks bold. 

Looking forward for your kind support. As I tried to get some help with the following link, but no luck. 

 

[v-lili6-msft]

hi,@bix

   You may try to use drill down function in the visual 

for example:

Reference:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/power-bi-visualization-drill-down

Best Regards,

Lin

[Anonymous]

Hi Lin, 

Thanks for reply. Yes, I am using visual level filters. But I want to indent child task under the parent task. 

I tried the following method but no luck. If you have any other suggestion or idea, please let me know. 

Thanks, 

Salman

[v-lili6-msft]

hi,@bix

      we need more detail steps, Could you please show us the method you had tried and it is better to share some screenshot for us

Please share some data sample and the expected output. You can upload it to OneDrive or Dropbox and post the link here. Do mask sensitive data before uploading.

Best Regards,

Lin

[Anonymous]

Data source is cloud. Following is the screen shot, it's just simple table in power BI. Please assist me to use drill down function if is possible by drill down. You can consider me as beginner. I think this could be possible by scripting. 

F.1 is a parent and 5 alpha-numaric ID are child. All parent tasks are in format of F.1

bi. 

[DaFloDo · Accepted solution]

hi,@bix

Here is an idea without drilldown, just visual indenting of the taskname, assumed you have a SortIndex within your datasource or can generate it.

You could calculate a column "IndentedTaskName" by prepending blanks depending on the level of the task.

In case you do not have the task-level information, maybe you could calculate that too: for example if ID starts with "F." then TaskLevel=0 otherwise TaskLevel = number of dots in ID

If you only have two levels as in your screenshot it would be even simpler:

TaskLevel = IF(Left('Tasks'[ID]; 2)= "F."; 0; 1) 

IndentedTaskName = CONCATENATE(REPT("　"; [TaskLevel]); [TaskName])

Using conditional formatting, you could then style the tasks depending on TaskLevel.

I think the ID column of your screenshot does not contain the parent child relationship and sort order of tasks.

Best Regards,

Florian

[Anonymous]

Thanks. 

So far, ID column indented. But still I am looking for to Bold or change color for specific row. Such as, I want to bold or color change of parent task or milestone.