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Displaying Yes, No, NA values
- Anonymous6 years ago
Hi aammk,
I just create the sample file based on your case description, assume that you have similar dataset with the table testCountPro in below screenshot.
First, translate these documents columns into attribute-value pairs
- Click Edit queries > Edit queries, navigate to Power Query Editor
- Copy the table testCountPro and paste with name “testCountPro2”, select this new table (make backup for the original table)
- Select all documents columns(Doc1~Doc7), then click “Unpivot Columns”
Then create one calculated colum calSta:
calSta = SWITCH('testCountPro2'[Value],"Yes",1,"No",2,"NA",3)
Finally, create one matrix visual, put the related fields onto matrix as below:
If the above method is not applicable in your scenario, please provide the related table structure and sample data.
Best Regards
Rena
Hi aammk,
I just create the sample file based on your case description, assume that you have similar dataset with the table testCountPro in below screenshot.
First, translate these documents columns into attribute-value pairs
- Click Edit queries > Edit queries, navigate to Power Query Editor
- Copy the table testCountPro and paste with name “testCountPro2”, select this new table (make backup for the original table)
- Select all documents columns(Doc1~Doc7), then click “Unpivot Columns”
Then create one calculated colum calSta:
calSta = SWITCH('testCountPro2'[Value],"Yes",1,"No",2,"NA",3)
Finally, create one matrix visual, put the related fields onto matrix as below:
If the above method is not applicable in your scenario, please provide the related table structure and sample data.
Best Regards
Rena
- aammk6 years agoNew Member
Hi Rena,
The dataset you created is exactly the type I am using and your steps were easy to follow, much appreciated!
Thank you,
Andrew