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Hi Experts,
I have a 4 columns in my table named Region,Branch1,Branch2,Branch3. Branch1,Branch2,Branch3 contains date.They are opening dates of the branches.I want a grid report and a slicer containing Branch1,branch2,Branch3.In a grid report,if I select Branch1 then branch1 column should be displayed(with opening date) region wise.If I select multiple branches then it should display accordingly in a grid report.
I tried using unpivot column but i am not able to get exact solution.
Any help or suggestion will be appreciated.Thank You
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Hey,
what you are looking for is a solution that takes the benefits from an unrelated table. What you need is a table that just contains the branches "Branch 1", "Branch 2", ...
Then you can use table as content for a slicer and also as column header for a matrix visual. What you have to do, is writing a measure that maps the value (Branch 1 with the date value) from your table to the content of the axis coming from the unrelated table.
In this post I describe an approach how to use unrelated tables:
If you provide sample data, ideally in form of a pbix file (share the link to this file using onedrive or dropbox), we can provide a solution or guide you further.
Regards
Hey,
what you are looking for is a solution that takes the benefits from an unrelated table. What you need is a table that just contains the branches "Branch 1", "Branch 2", ...
Then you can use table as content for a slicer and also as column header for a matrix visual. What you have to do, is writing a measure that maps the value (Branch 1 with the date value) from your table to the content of the axis coming from the unrelated table.
In this post I describe an approach how to use unrelated tables:
If you provide sample data, ideally in form of a pbix file (share the link to this file using onedrive or dropbox), we can provide a solution or guide you further.
Regards
Hi, it sounds like unpivoting the Branch columns should do the trick but it's hard to understand your exact problem / requirements without an example.
If you could upload a dummy dataset of your situation as a .pbix file then we would be better able to assist.
Kind regards,
Will
Hi @Anonymous,
Thanks for the solution.
I achieved the solution using unpivoting column and using matrix visual.
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