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Matrix - Not Showing All Columns

Hello, I have a new Matrix table that I created.   I've selected two columns to use in this table.   Only one column displays on this table.    There are arrows at the bottom of the matrix table that I can use to navigate to the add'l column.   I don't want this.  I rather show both columns at the same time.    The unique thing about these two columns, they are ones I created within PBI.    Regardless of how many fields I add to the Column visualization field, only one will display.

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HI,@creynolds

    You may try to use these two formula like below:

Not Started = IF( 'Production Data'[Date]>=TODAY(),1,0)

Started = IF('Production Data'[Date]<TODAY(),1,0)

Result:

Basic data

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Best Regards,

Lin

Community Support Team _ Lin
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Greg_Deckler
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Can you post a screen shot? I'm not following what is going on here.



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I was able to correct the issue by creating two independent "New Measures".   However my new problem -- both new measurements return the exact same result:

 

Started = 'Production Data'[JOB_ORIG_START] < TODAY() 

Not Started = 'Production Data'[JOB_ORIG_START] > TODAY() 

 

The result for both is returning a count of the # of occurrences.    There should be no reason both columns return the exact same #.

 

                      Not Started           Started

MidWest             36                       36

Southeast             2                         2

West                   25                        25

 

Any ideas?

HI,@creynolds

    You may try to use these two formula like below:

Not Started = IF( 'Production Data'[Date]>=TODAY(),1,0)

Started = IF('Production Data'[Date]<TODAY(),1,0)

Result:

Basic data

5.PNG

 

6.PNG

Best Regards,

Lin

Community Support Team _ Lin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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