Implementing Predefined Measure Groups in Matrix Table via Parameter Filtering

[yvonniecm08]

Hi everyone,

I’m currently working on a matrix table in Power BI (Fabric) where I’m using a dynamic column filter based on a parameter. The goal is to allow users to choose which column to display in the matrix, and I followed this tutorial to set it up: 

This setup works, but the matrix only shows one column at a time because all the possible values (like Value, MoM Change, MoM %, YoY Change, etc.) are bundled into one parameter field.

Here’s what I want to achieve now: I want to create predefined filters (like buttons or slicers) where, for example, clicking "MoM" would display both "MoM Change" and "MoM %" at the same time in the matrix. Similarly, clicking "YoY" would show "YoY Change" and "YoY %", and so on. Basically, a way to group related measures and show them together with a single click.

I’m wondering how to implement this kind of grouped column filtering in the matrix visual. Has anyone done something similar or has suggestions?

Example of what I want to happen visually:

When selecting "MoM" group filter:

Category MoM Change MoM %

Product A	+50	+5%
Product B	-20	-2%

Then, when selecting "YoY" group filter:

Category YoY Change YoY %

Product A	+100	+10%
Product B	-30	-3%

What I'm trying to achieve is that when I click on a predefined filter (like “MoM” or “YoY”), the matrix table automatically updates to show only the related columns. So if I click “MoM”, it shows MoM Change and MoM %; if I click “YoY”, it shows YoY Change and YoY %, and so on.

This would allow users to quickly switch views between grouped calculations, instead of selecting one column at a time.

Thank you in advance to anyone who can help or guide me on how to approach this!

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[Jihwan_Kim · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I am not sure about how your semantic model looks like, but I tried to create a sample pbix file like below.

One of ways is to create a parameter and add more columns (for grouping purpose) by fixing the parameter formula like below.
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.

Parameter_Measures = {
    ("YoY", NAMEOF('sales'[YoY]), 0, "YoY", 1),
    ("YoY %", NAMEOF('sales'[YoY %]), 1, "YoY", 1),
    ("MoM", NAMEOF('sales'[MoM]), 2, "MoM", 2),
    ("MoM %", NAMEOF('sales'[MoM %]), 3, "MoM", 2)
}