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I need to create a report using a table where I want to define data cell by cell. That is my example:
It is posible to do this on power by?
Regards
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Hi @Anonymous
A common practice is to group the original CUSTOMER values into several groups by creating a new group column, and use this group column in a table or matrix visual. Download the attachment for details.
You could use below DAX codes to create a group column. Modify it per your need.
Groups =
SWITCH (
'Table'[TYPE],
"A",
IF (
'Table'[CUSTOMER] IN { "1", "2" },
'Table'[CUSTOMER],
"Rest of Customer Type A"
),
"B",
IF (
'Table'[CUSTOMER] IN { "5", "6", "7" },
'Table'[CUSTOMER],
"Rest of Customer Type B"
)
)
Or you could also right click on CUSTOMER column and select New group. Use grouping and binning in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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Hi @Anonymous
A common practice is to group the original CUSTOMER values into several groups by creating a new group column, and use this group column in a table or matrix visual. Download the attachment for details.
You could use below DAX codes to create a group column. Modify it per your need.
Groups =
SWITCH (
'Table'[TYPE],
"A",
IF (
'Table'[CUSTOMER] IN { "1", "2" },
'Table'[CUSTOMER],
"Rest of Customer Type A"
),
"B",
IF (
'Table'[CUSTOMER] IN { "5", "6", "7" },
'Table'[CUSTOMER],
"Rest of Customer Type B"
)
)
Or you could also right click on CUSTOMER column and select New group. Use grouping and binning in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as the solution to help other members find it.
Hey @Anonymous ,
how does you data look like?
If you have the 4 columns CUSTOMER, TYPE, SALES and PPL with the values mentioned above you can just display that as a matrix or table and you get the result like displayed in your example.
Hey @selimovd
Origin data is a full sales data with lot of customers and types.
Thay is why I need to specifiy row by row data I want to display.
Regards
Hey @Anonymous ,
give an example of how your data looks and I can try to help you.
If you say "a full sales data" doesn't help.
You can also create multiple measures and show them on the x-axis if that helps:
Display DAX Measures in a Matrix on Rows - What the fact.bi
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