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PatCreator
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Matrix Table Headers Order

Hi, Im building a matrix table and I need it to look like the attached image.
I want to add a second header of values below the Year+Week header related to KPIs but I don't know how to build this type of Table.

PatCreator_0-1666301188972.png 

this are the filelds used.. I tried to order them in different ways but... nothings seems to order them as I need.

PatCreator_1-1666301345620.png

 

 

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TomMartens
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Hey @PatCreator ,

 

you can not achieve what you are looking for without using a little trick.

 

Create an unrelated table with two columns

Measure Name and Measure Order

Use the name of the measure/columns you are currently using in the Values bucket, and provide an index  to order the values of the name column accordingly.

 

Then you can create a measure like so:

switch measure=
var SelectedKPI = SELECTEDVALUE( 'unrelated table'[NameColumn] )
return
SWITCH(
SelectedKPI
, "name1" , [Measure1]
, "name2" , [Measure3]
, "name3" , [Measure3]
)

Maybe it is necessary that you create measures or internal calculations if the columns you are using in the values bucket are numeric columns and not measures

 

Hopefully, this provides an idea of how you can tackle your challenge.

 

Regards,

Tom



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TomMartens
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Hey @PatCreator ,

 

please use onedrive, googledrive, or dropbox for the upload, and do not zip the file.

 

Regards,

Tom



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TomMartens
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Hey @PatCreator ,

 

share the link here in this thread.

 

Regards,

Tom



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hi @TomMartens , this is the link with the pbi file zipped thanks for the support https://ln5.sync.com/dl/4c2684fd0/dkugzyvx-c2qe8gs4-vw6k5hb8-w3mk98xm 

TomMartens
Super User
Super User

Hey @PatCreator ,

 

you can not achieve what you are looking for without using a little trick.

 

Create an unrelated table with two columns

Measure Name and Measure Order

Use the name of the measure/columns you are currently using in the Values bucket, and provide an index  to order the values of the name column accordingly.

 

Then you can create a measure like so:

switch measure=
var SelectedKPI = SELECTEDVALUE( 'unrelated table'[NameColumn] )
return
SWITCH(
SelectedKPI
, "name1" , [Measure1]
, "name2" , [Measure3]
, "name3" , [Measure3]
)

Maybe it is necessary that you create measures or internal calculations if the columns you are using in the values bucket are numeric columns and not measures

 

Hopefully, this provides an idea of how you can tackle your challenge.

 

Regards,

Tom



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Hi @TomMartens , Sorry for late response, I've been trying to do what you suggest, but its difficult, I'm still not able to do it right 😞

This is how main data looks like

PatCreator_0-1666985656871.png

what I did:

PatCreator_1-1666985815132.png

wold it be ok, if I share with you a link to view the pbi rep?

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