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Hi all,
I have a simple question, hoping for a simple answer 🙂
I would like to make a matrix table containing two values displayed for a series of years. So I have a column Year, and two measures in the values (not displayed on rows), displayed for a large number of rows. The result looks like this:
However I want to have each value grouped and displayed separately over the years. Like this:
How can I achieve this? I am thinking of a workaround by making a new table with the two value names, putting this table as an extra column above the years and then creating a measure which displays the correct value depending on the column name.
Is there an easier way?
Many thanks in advance,
Michiel
@marksaba This can be easily achieved using calculation groups Grouping Dimension by Measures in Matrix Visual Power BI: An Illustrative Use of Calculation Groups ...
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Have any custom visuals been found that allow for values to be moved above columns?
You could try the inforiver matrix reporting visual, paid one though.
Hi @MSchepers
I'm afraid there is no such feature for matix in Power BI.
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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Is there a custom visual for this
Even i have a smiliar requirement. Is there any custom visual which would reslove this kind of requirement
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