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I want to display daily hours for a specific week by RVP and technician. Based on the hours thus far in the week, I want to project whether the technician is on track to generate OT. I want to show the daily hours and then the projection; however. If I add the projection field as one of the values, each date will display with two values - total hours and projected value. I want hours for the week, then the projection. The only way to accomplish this, I believe, is to create two matrices (see image). Is there any way to hide the RVP column of the 2nd matrix?
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Hi @ConnieMaldonado ,
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Currently, Greg's reply is a correct way to do it. Here is a similar case for your reference.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/hiding-columns-in-Matrix/m-p/544289
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