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Hi community,
Let's take an example :
I have a table named "company" related to a table named "applications" related like this :
Right now, the relation is working and I have a list like :
Company 1 Application 1
Company 1 Application 2
Company 1 Application 3
Company 1 Application 4
Company 2 Application 1
Company 2 Application 2
...
I would have, in PowerBi, something like :
+ Company 1
+ Company 2
+ Company 3
...
And when I click on the "+" button I would have all the related applications belonging to each company. I am pretty sure that there is a way to do this. I have searched on the forum, on the internet, but found nothing like this.
In brief, I just want to regroup all the applications by company in my final view. The relation is working well.
Can you help me, please ?
Many thanks,
Jonathan
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Quenjo just create a matrix visual and put the relevant column in the rows (it has the + feature turned on by default):
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@Quenjo just create a matrix visual and put the relevant column in the rows (it has the + feature turned on by default):
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Dear SpartaBI,
I really couldn't expect a better solution. Definitely give you some Kudos 🙂
Many thanks,
Jonathan
@Quenjo haha my pleasure.
But you need to actually click on the like button to actually give the Kudos 😆
@SpartaBI ahaha sorry I am new to PowerBi. By the way, this tool is really amazing.
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