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Anonymous
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Displaying grouped and ungrouped data in matrix columns

Hi,

 

I would like to understand if it is possible to create a matrix that displays data as follows:Book1 - Excel.jpg

 

I've tried having the source table structured like this:

Book1 - Excel.jpg

 

 

 

 

and then putting it in a matrix, including the "planned" values as a row, but this does not seem to allow to have a column total (300 in the example) which would be required.

 

The other option I have tried was to unpivot the table on the weeknumber column:Book2 - Excel.jpgThis generates the actuals in a weeknumber column, but each week needs to be added manually then into the matrix. The automated refresh would unpivot and generate new week columns when it detect new data as the year progresses, but it is not pragmatic to add the weeks manually on regular basis.

 

Would there be a proper solution to come to the targetted view?

 

Many thanks in advance!

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MFelix
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Super User

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

I believe that you need to redo the way you have your data in order to have the expected result and also use a small trick on the matrix:

 

I created the following tables:

Actuals:

ID WEEK Month Actuals
AB 1 2 20
AB 2 2 20
AB 3 2 20
AB 4 2 20

 

Planned:

Planned ID Month
100 AB 2

 

Months:

Month
2
3

 

Category:

ID Cat Type
AB A B

 

Then created the following relationships:

Category[ID] -> Actuals[ID] - One to Many: Single filter

Category[ID] -> Planned[ID] - One to Many: Single filter

Months[Month] -> Actuals[Month] - One to Many: Single filter

Months[Month -> Planned[Month] - One to Many: Single filter

 

Then add the following measure:

Planned - Actuals = SUM(Actuals[Actuals])-SUM(Planned[Planned])

Then make your matrix like this:

Rows:

  • Category[Cat]
  • Category[Type]

Columns:

  • Months[Month]
  • Actuals[Week]

Values:

  • Planned[Planned]
  • Actuals[Actuals]
  • [Planned - Actuals] (Measure)

Now comes the trick parts on the matrix:

  • Turn off stepped layout
  • Turn off all word wraps
  • Drill down on all levels for columns and rows
  • Hide the columns:
    • [Planned] on all weeks except the first one
    • [Planned Actuals] On all weeks except on the total column

Should give the result below.

 

matrix.png

Check PBIX file attach.

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

Miguel Félix


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MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

I believe that you need to redo the way you have your data in order to have the expected result and also use a small trick on the matrix:

 

I created the following tables:

Actuals:

ID WEEK Month Actuals
AB 1 2 20
AB 2 2 20
AB 3 2 20
AB 4 2 20

 

Planned:

Planned ID Month
100 AB 2

 

Months:

Month
2
3

 

Category:

ID Cat Type
AB A B

 

Then created the following relationships:

Category[ID] -> Actuals[ID] - One to Many: Single filter

Category[ID] -> Planned[ID] - One to Many: Single filter

Months[Month] -> Actuals[Month] - One to Many: Single filter

Months[Month -> Planned[Month] - One to Many: Single filter

 

Then add the following measure:

Planned - Actuals = SUM(Actuals[Actuals])-SUM(Planned[Planned])

Then make your matrix like this:

Rows:

  • Category[Cat]
  • Category[Type]

Columns:

  • Months[Month]
  • Actuals[Week]

Values:

  • Planned[Planned]
  • Actuals[Actuals]
  • [Planned - Actuals] (Measure)

Now comes the trick parts on the matrix:

  • Turn off stepped layout
  • Turn off all word wraps
  • Drill down on all levels for columns and rows
  • Hide the columns:
    • [Planned] on all weeks except the first one
    • [Planned Actuals] On all weeks except on the total column

Should give the result below.

 

matrix.png

Check PBIX file attach.

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

Miguel Félix


Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous can you share the data in excel to get you the solution? You can share thru one drive/google drive.

 

Although seems like what you after is possible. Cheers!!



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