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Hi
I hope someone can help
I have a set of data layed out in columns. Example data attached.
Project Number | Department | Partner | Status | In Plan / Out of Plan | Value |
1 | Dept 1 | Partner 1 | On Time | In | £14.00 |
2 | Dept 2 | Partner 2 | Delayed | Out | £3.00 |
3 | Dept 3 | Partner 3 | Delayed | Out | £18.00 |
4 | Dept 1 | Partner 1 | Delayed | In | £22.00 |
5 | Dept 2 | Partner 2 | On time | In | £104.00 |
6 | Dept 3 | Partner 3 | On Time | In | £19.00 |
7 | Dept 1 | Partner 1 | Delayed | Out | £25.00 |
8 | Dept 2 | Partner 2 | On Time | In | £3.00 |
9 | Dept 3 | Partner 3 | Delayed | In | £28.00 |
10 | Dept 1 | Partner 1 | Delayed | Out | £4.00 |
What I would like is a table where the Department and Partner columns can be used as slicers for the whole data set, but the count of: Status; Launch; Value columns are tabulated independent of each other.
I attached an example of what I would like the end point to be
Pillar or Partner | Status | In Plan | Value |
All | |||
Dept 1 | |||
Dept 2 | |||
Dept 3 | |||
Partner 1 | |||
Partner 2 | |||
Partner 3 |
Thanks for your help
Matt
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may select Unpivot Columns in Query Editor first.
You may select Unpivot Columns in Query Editor first.
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