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How to switch Columns and Values Headers (Matrix Table)
- 3 years ago
Hi muji0317 ,
It seems that you were already in the right direction so I am a bit confused of what you really want to achieve. If you want the metrics to be under the date you can just re-order the fields in column tiles. Please see attached pbix.
Also, I cant open Business Reports (total) file. Error says not in the right format.
- 3 years ago
For easier time intelligence calculations, it is a good practice to use a separates dates table. You can create one using DAX based on the existing tables in your data model. Please see attached updapted pbix.
Hi muji0317 ,
It seems that you were already in the right direction so I am a bit confused of what you really want to achieve. If you want the metrics to be under the date you can just re-order the fields in column tiles. Please see attached pbix.
Also, I cant open Business Reports (total) file. Error says not in the right format.
Thank you!!
Last question, how can I add a conditional formatting where it will become red when the value is greater/lesser than the previous date? Let's say our sales this week is $100 and last week was $500. The ($100) cell should highlight red.
Edit:
I tried conditional formatting but I think it will not work because we unpivoted the columns of metrics. So the values of a specific metric (Orders, Sales, Spend) cannot be compared to the other date column because they use a single column only (Metrics) inside the table
- danextian3 years agoSuper User
For easier time intelligence calculations, it is a good practice to use a separates dates table. You can create one using DAX based on the existing tables in your data model. Please see attached updapted pbix.
- muji03173 years agoNew Member
I'm very grateful to you, and to this community. Such a BIG help!
All the best to MS Power BI Team! 🙂