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Hi,
I have a table for vendors that includes fields such as address, frequency, currency, terms, etc. What I am looking for is a visual that mimics a form or table. If I select Vendor1, I want a visual that looks like this on my dashboard:
Vendor: Vendor 1
Address: 1111 Contoso Street
AnyPlace, CA 12345
Currency: USD
Frequency: Quarterly
Terms: 60 days after quarter end
I know I can create this using a text box and then inserting a single table for each value. but I am really wanting a single visual that I can add rows to with text in column 1 (for example) and a list value in column 2. Thx!
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You can use a matrix (with values switched to rows and stepped layout off), a multi-row card and probably the new card visual. Then you would just have your filter set to 'Require Single Selection' that way it is always filtered to a vendor by default so your visual renders the way you want. Here is an example of a matrix set up the way I mentioned:
Here's the new card visual (you can def format it to make the values smaller)
Here's a multi-row card:
Proud to be a Super User! | |
You can use a matrix (with values switched to rows and stepped layout off), a multi-row card and probably the new card visual. Then you would just have your filter set to 'Require Single Selection' that way it is always filtered to a vendor by default so your visual renders the way you want. Here is an example of a matrix set up the way I mentioned:
Here's the new card visual (you can def format it to make the values smaller)
Here's a multi-row card:
Proud to be a Super User! | |
Thank you! Thats perfect!
You're very welcome! Happy to help!
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