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How to pivot a table (created using DAX-SUMMARIZED, not Power Query) on a column?

To All awesome Power BI users,   I have created a summarized table referring other tables and their field using DAX SUMMARIZE in Power BI desktop and summarized the Total amount in Dollars $. I see...
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    4 years ago

    Hi, Anonymous 

    According to your description, you want to  pivot a table (created using DAX-SUMMARIZED, not Power Query) on a column. Right?

    Here are the steps you can follow:

    (1)This is my test data:  ‘Test’

     

    (2) We can click “New Table” and enter DAX :

    Table = ADDCOLUMNS(  SUMMARIZE('Test','Test'[GATEGORY]) ,

    "2019" , CALCULATE( SUM('Test'[TOTAL]) , TREATAS( {2019},Test[YEAR])),    

    "2020" , CALCULATE( SUM('Test'[TOTAL]) , TREATAS( {2020},Test[YEAR])),

    "2021" , CALCULATE( SUM('Test'[TOTAL]) , TREATAS( {2021},Test[YEAR])),

    "2022" , CALCULATE( SUM('Test'[TOTAL]) , TREATAS( {2022},Test[YEAR]))

    )

     

    (3)Then we can meet your need , the result is as follows :

     

    And according to what you said later, if you want to display the corresponding effect in the Matrix visual object, you can hide the previous [GATEGORY] in the following ways:

    (1)We can close wrap function in "Format" pane:

    (2) We can hover over our header and drag to hide the fields for our column:

     

    If this method cannot help you solve the problem, you can delete your private data and provide your sample data in the form of a table or .pbix file, and describe your detailed needs, so that we can better help you solve the problem.

     

    Best Regards,

    Aniya Zhang

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