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ashmitp869
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Responsive Resident

Help me to get similar visual in Power B

Hi ,

Help me to get similar visual like below in Power BI :

 

How can I fit both Course Start Date and Expiry Date in one measures.
I am using matrix but unable to achieve as user expectation.

ashmitp869_2-1741133642102.png

Users expectation is like below

Course Start Date and Expiry Date (Green or Red or can be any color depending on the logic )at same space

ashmitp869_1-1741133597779.png

 

Sample file
https://github.com/suvechha/samplepbi/blob/main/SkillMatrix_sample%20modify.pbix

 

Any suggestion please @v-xinc-msft 

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Thanks

Thanks

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MattiaFratello
Super User
Super User

Hi @ashmitp869,

 

Select your visual -> Format -> Values -> Options -> Switch Values 

 

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danextian
Super User
Super User

Hi @ashmitp869 

 

Try this:

 

test = 
VAR _start =
    FORMAT ( MIN ( EmployeesSkill[Course Start Date] ), "m/dd/yyyy" )
VAR _end =
    "E " & FORMAT ( MIN ( EmployeesSkill[Expiry Date] ), "m/dd/yyyy" )
RETURN
    _start & UNICHAR ( 10 ) & _end

 

danextian_0-1741161910335.png

Note: conditional formatting cannot be applied partially within the same measure. If you want to format them separately, use two separate measures.You can move the values to rows as su ggested by @MattiaFratello 





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MattiaFratello
Super User
Super User

Hi @ashmitp869,

 

Select your visual -> Format -> Values -> Options -> Switch Values 

 

If I answered your question please mark it as a solution

Hi @MattiaFratello 
Is there any way to show the values vertical 

ashmitp869_0-1741216734020.png

Similar like below

ashmitp869_1-1741216765876.png

 

Hi @ashmitp869, as far as I know vertical column headers are not a built-in feature.

 

You may check if there is a Custom Visual in the AppSource

MattiaFratello_1-1741247562542.png

 

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