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I'm trying to create a KPI table that has two row dimensions: Store and KPI. Each column represents a different time slice (Current Day/MTD/YTD/etc) and I'm trying to have the KPI filter based on the date filter in the column. Is something like this possible?
I have a ton of KPIs and I really don't want to overwhelm the visualization by having "Revenue Current Day/Revenue WTD/Revenue MTD/etc" calculations be individual columns.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
This type of layout is possible.
Use a "Matrix" visual. Put your "Store" and "KPIs" under Row headers. Use your all the measures in Values field. Then go to formatting, under row headers turn off "Stepped layout" option and also disable the "+/- icons".
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Dheeraj
The problem is that my KPIs are my measures. For example, Revenue is a SUM off a SQL table, and if I want a MTD revenue figure I have to create a separate measure that filters the original Revenue measure, but that's what I'm trying to avoid.
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