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Anonymous
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How to show multiple line items for same row in matrix visual

Hi,

 

I am looking for a matrix like visual which could show multiple rows for one type of line item.

Eg:

 

RowsCol1Col2TS
A12Wk1
A34Wk2
B1112Wk1
C2122Wk1
D3132Wk1
E4142Wk1
E4445Wk2

 

Lets say I am putting the rows column in the rows of a matrix and col1 and col2 in values/columns. My TS column would be going in the filter pane.

Now, if I select Wk1 from the filter, it'll give me all the results for Wk1.

if my filter pane is multi-select and I can select Wk1 and Wk2 at the same time, the matrix visual will not show 2 rows for A and E and would only give the first row as result. (either one from Wk1 or Wk2)

What I am looking for is multiple line items for same row should be coming if I am doing multi-selection from filter pane.

 

I tried adding TS to the visual and hiding it but it doesn't look good. Also, I am okay if there's any other visual that I can import from the marketplace.

 

Thanks,

@parry2k , @Cmcmahan

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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Being your values calculated as measures you don't have the option don't summarize, what you can do to work around that can be create a new column with the [Rows] and [TS] values togethers then use that as your first value on the rows, drill down to the latest level, turn off word wrap and hide that column check the image below:

matrix_columns.gif

 

 

It's a poor workaround but can be an option, based no the low level of information are showing.

 

Regards,

MFelix


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V-lianl-msft
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Hi @Anonymous ,
 
Based on your requirements, you can use table visual.
table_visual_2.PNGtable_visual_1.PNGtable_visual_3.PNG
 
Best Regards,
Liang
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Anonymous
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Hey @V-lianl-msft ,

 

I tried that option but my format/style of data changes which I am not looking for 😞

 

Regards,

 

MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @RohanChhabtra,

On the values columns choose the don't summarize optio that will return all the values for the selected columns, then based on the filter the information will have several results.

Regards,
MFelix

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Anonymous
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Hey @MFelix ,

 

I don't see any such option as don't summarise in the values. Basically these columns are measures created and called in as values.

Can you please elaborate a bit more as of where can I find the option

 

Regards,

 

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Being your values calculated as measures you don't have the option don't summarize, what you can do to work around that can be create a new column with the [Rows] and [TS] values togethers then use that as your first value on the rows, drill down to the latest level, turn off word wrap and hide that column check the image below:

matrix_columns.gif

 

 

It's a poor workaround but can be an option, based no the low level of information are showing.

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

Miguel Félix


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Anonymous
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Hey @MFelix ,

 

This was a good workaround. Have implemented that on my visual. Works fine

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Forgot to mention that if you will present as a table visual you can also turn off the visual headers so that people don't have the option of making the drill up drill down.

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

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