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I'm still new to power BI and i'm really trying to deep dive into it so i'm not certain what is possible and what is not.
I have the following sample data.
Is there away i can display the total counts of a Parent grouped by Area and then give a break down of those counts by Sub_Area?
In the sample data above, i want the results to display like in the screenshoot below:
Is this possible in Power BI?, i would be happy with any visual that can do it, so i'm not limited to a matrix or table.
Also do not mind about the group line markers, i inluded them just to clarify my requirement but if they also can be achievable it still be nice.
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Hi @kadingo ,
I think martix can meet your requirements.
You need to put "Sub_ Area" column in the value section and choose count.
Here is the visual for your reference.
Hi @kadingo ,
I think martix can meet your requirements.
You need to put "Sub_ Area" column in the value section and choose count.
Here is the visual for your reference.
Hi @kadingo ,
It is close to your screenshot but not perfect.
I used ISINSCOPE() function to create the measure. Here is my test file for your reference.
@v-eachen-msft I have gone with your first example, its more than good enough, thank you very much.
Use matrix visual or even the table visual. and use countrows() measures
measure = countrows(table1)
or
measure = calculate(countrows(table1))
You filter using slicer or formula
measure = calculate(countrows(table1),area="Area_AA")
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@kadingo matrix visual will do it, put it all 3 column rows (basically it will create an hierarch) and drill down to the hierarchy at the lowes level, you can also change look and feel by turning step layout on/off on format pane.
On value section of matrix, add following measure
Total Count = COUNTROWS ( YourTable )
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