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Can someone help me with a this problem? It's an organizational hierarchy, so the hierarchy can vary. I have the data flattened out with a path
eg:
(CEO|ManagerName|SupervisorName|ResourceName|ProjectName|)
(CEO|ManagerName|ResourceName|ProjectName|)
but I'm not clear on how to use this in the Matrix visual to expand each level and display corresponding values.....I'm new to Power BI and feel like I must be missing something simple.
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To achieve your requirement, you just need to create a hierarchy for your data set. Please refer to following sample, see if it works for you:
Since you did not share some sample data, so I have assumed the data set is like:
If above doesn’t satisfy your requirement, please share us more information like some sample data and your desired result.
Thanks,
Xi Jin.
To achieve your requirement, you just need to create a hierarchy for your data set. Please refer to following sample, see if it works for you:
Since you did not share some sample data, so I have assumed the data set is like:
If above doesn’t satisfy your requirement, please share us more information like some sample data and your desired result.
Thanks,
Xi Jin.
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