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Hello everybody,
is there a way to do this??
in the source table columns are: pieni_export,cmp_export,gp_export,vid_export,pieni_import,cmp_import,gp_import,vid_import
i want to show them like the way above using matrix
Solved! Go to Solution.
We need to do some transforms to you source table in Query Editor firstly. Assuming we have a Table1 like below.
I’ve also uploaded my PBIX file here for reference.
Best Regards,
Herbert
We need to do some transforms to you source table in Query Editor firstly. Assuming we have a Table1 like below.
I’ve also uploaded my PBIX file here for reference.
Best Regards,
Herbert
very Very nice solution
Hi,
it can be done, but you may have to edit your source data, so the export, and import ar dimensions in one column and Pieni, CMP, GP and vid are in another column
then you can use the dimensions as columns in a matrix visual
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