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alirazamir
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How to stop Power BI tables to not merge two or multiple identical rows that holds same data

Hi all, 
I am having an issue where the POWER BI tables are auto merging two or more rows into 1 where the rows holds same data and then aggregating the totals. e.g:

#Product NamePrice
Row 1T-Shirt100
Row 2T-Shirt100

 

Power BI is aggregating the values and shows 1 row rather than 2.

#Product NamePrice
Row 1T-Shirt200

 

How to stop this. Thanks in advance.

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You are welcome. If the columns are completly unique, you get only one row. you can add a count column to count this.

Power BI is not excel 😉 It want to summerize data in general. 

andhiii079845_0-1678262479859.png

Or you add your row ID field:

andhiii079845_1-1678262509376.png

 

 





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alirazamir
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Great !! I have added unique id and got the results. Thanks heaps 😊

andhiii079845
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Right click to the field in the table visual "Don't summerize".

 





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@andhiii079845  thanks so much for your prompt response. Now it's not aggregating the totals but it's still showing 1 row rather than 2 rows. How can I fix that ?

 

You are welcome. If the columns are completly unique, you get only one row. you can add a count column to count this.

Power BI is not excel 😉 It want to summerize data in general. 

andhiii079845_0-1678262479859.png

Or you add your row ID field:

andhiii079845_1-1678262509376.png

 

 





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