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Mario_Jo
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Hi Folks,

 

How can I create table visual like this. I don't know if power bi have visual like this.

Mario_Jo_0-1773130795999.png

 

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pankajnamekar25
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Can you share picture

 


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Natarajan_M
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Hi @Mario_Jo , You can acheive this using the field params . 
I have recreated the scenario you shared .

Data Model :

Natarajan_M_0-1773146933148.png

 

Measures :

Total Revenue = SUM( Sales[Revenue] )
Total Quantity = SUM( Sales[Quantity] )
Order Count = DISTINCTCOUNT( Sales[OrderID] )
Avg Order Value = DIVIDE( [Total Revenue], [Order Count], 0 )
Avg Discount = AVERAGE( Sales[Discount] )


Modelling -> new parameter -> field parameter -> give name -> choosea dimension column -> now you can see a new table in your canvas 


Dimension Selector :

Dimension Selector = {
("Product", NAMEOF( Products[ProductName] ), 0),
("Category", NAMEOF( Products[Category] ), 1),
("Customer", NAMEOF( Customers[CustomerName] ),2),
("Segment", NAMEOF( Customers[Segment] ), 3),
("City", NAMEOF( Customers[City] ), 4),
("Region", NAMEOF( Regions[RegionName] ), 5)
}

Measure Selector :

Measure Selector = {
("Revenue", NAMEOF( [Total Revenue] ), 0),
("Quantity", NAMEOF( [Total Quantity] ), 1),
("Orders", NAMEOF( [Order Count] ), 2),
("Avg Order Value",NAMEOF( [Avg Order Value] ), 3),
("Avg Discount", NAMEOF( [Avg Discount] ), 4)
}

Product and category :

Natarajan_M_1-1773147156770.png

product category and customer :

Natarajan_M_2-1773147179619.png

 


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MFelix
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Hi @Mario_Jo ,

 

What is the purpose of the highlited column, no sure if I have translate it correctly so if you can explain what you want to obtain it woudl be helpfull.


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I want to create table visual like the screenshot. So. So the dimension will be on middle and if user selected 2 dimension it will be add new colunmn on right side

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