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Legend for table ( heatmap)
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi HaiVN ,
tableHeatMap is a single row of measures, and then if you want to display all the results, consider using a calculation group, which contains multiple measures.
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Xianda Tang
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Hi HaiVN ,
Thank you for jrescalante answer , and I have other suggestions for you:
It's true that neither tables nor matrices in Power BI have legend functionality, and if you want to see the compartments through the legend, I recommend using the custom visual's tableHeatMap, which shows each compartment segment.
Below is my table:
You can create a tableHeatMap like this:
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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Anonymous
It seems at the Tableheatmap does not work with data from measure . ? Thanks!
- Anonymous2 years agoNot applicable
Hi HaiVN ,
I create two measure:
Measure = SELECTEDVALUE(Sales[Year - 2010]) Measure 2 = SELECTEDVALUE(Sales[Year - 2011])I tested it and found that it was possible to put measure into a tableHeatMap
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Xianda Tang
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- HaiVN2 years agoHelper III
Anonymous
My current matrix table ( heatmap ) has column is year ( 2025----2050); rows is locations; and value i the cells is total sale getting from a measure . When I apply with the Tableheatmap it shows only one row with data i the cell is the sum of alle celll in a column. Do you know how can i fix? Thanks!- Anonymous2 years agoNot applicable
Hi HaiVN ,
tableHeatMap is a single row of measures, and then if you want to display all the results, consider using a calculation group, which contains multiple measures.
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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