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emman_burgonia
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Creating a Matrix Table from Different Columns

Hi everyone, 

 

I am still pretty new in Power BI but I am having trouble creating a matrix visualization based on this table:

emman_burgonia_0-1663342484934.png

The idea should look like this

emman_burgonia_1-1663342632248.png

I was able to extract the years however I cannot add the count of codes for the columns. Can you help me figure out the possible solution for this? 

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Coriel-11
Resolver II
Resolver II

In the "Rows" box drag the "Geocity" field

In the "Columns" box put the "EnrolementYear" field

In the "Values" box put the "Code" BUT then right click on it and choose "Count".

 

Apologies if that's what you've already tried. If so, perhaps you could explain a little more or provide some sample data.

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Coriel-11
Resolver II
Resolver II

In the "Rows" box drag the "Geocity" field

In the "Columns" box put the "EnrolementYear" field

In the "Values" box put the "Code" BUT then right click on it and choose "Count".

 

Apologies if that's what you've already tried. If so, perhaps you could explain a little more or provide some sample data.

emman_burgonia
Frequent Visitor

Hi @PijushRoy 

 

Here's the sample data

CodeGeoCityEnrolmentYear

fr109Rennes2003-2004
fi016Tampere2019-2020
fi017Helsinki2021-2022
fi212Espoo2021-2022
fi033Helsinki0
fi034Helsinki2021-2022
fi036Helsinki2021-2022
fi041Kuopio2021-2022
bo008Santa Cruz2021-2022
bo008Santa Cruz2021-2022
bo008Santa Cruz2021-2022
bo008Santa Cruz2021-2022
at034Vienna2021-2022
ar103Buenos Aires2019-2020
ar103Buenos Aires2019-2020
ar103Buenos Aires2019-2020
ar103Buenos Aires2019-2020
JorgePinho
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

If you want to display the number of codes by city and year you can do this:

 

Add the year field to the Columns and the city field in the Rows. Then in the Values you can add DAX measure like this:

Count_of_code = COUNTROWS(Code)

PijushRoy
Super User
Super User

Hi @emman_burgonia 

 

Please share (copy and paste) sample data 




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