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I have some data that I want to categorise by assigning a number between 1-5 to each row. (Leaving blank is also valid)
It's possible that some rows will belong in more than one catergory, so I have 2 category columns A and B.
What I want, is a way to filter the data by category (1-5) by considering both columns.
e.g. I slice by catgeory 5 and see Row 1 and Row 5 returned.
I'm having no luck figuring out the best way to do this, so any help would be appreciated.
Thank you!
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Hi @Anonymous,
Presuming you source data look like your screenshot below, I would "unpivot" the data:
- Go to Power BI query editor
- Go to the "Transform" menu
- Select the Category A and Category B columns
- Click "Unpivot Columns"
This should give you something like the below, which will enable you to filter on "Value" and see the rows which have either Category A or Category B with the value you filter on.
Hope that helps
Alex
Hi @Anonymous,
Presuming you source data look like your screenshot below, I would "unpivot" the data:
- Go to Power BI query editor
- Go to the "Transform" menu
- Select the Category A and Category B columns
- Click "Unpivot Columns"
This should give you something like the below, which will enable you to filter on "Value" and see the rows which have either Category A or Category B with the value you filter on.
Hope that helps
Alex
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