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Hello,
I am trying to set up a visual that will list a category by row, quarters in the columns and the actual list of names in the values instead of the count of names. I am searching everywhere and reading through a ton of submissions on this board but not finding anything. I am open to using any visualization but this is what I have using the Matrix:
Is there a way to convert the numbers into the actual list of names?
Thanks
Hi @dhaley ,
You may need to enable the "Show items with no data" option for the rows of Matrix visual.
And I have a test ,see the below:
Wish it is helpful for you!
Best Regards
Lucien
You can try this measure expression
ListOfNames = CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Table[ColumnOfNames]), Table[ColumnOfNames], "
")
The carriage return is intentional above, so that each name is on a new line. You can replace with "," or whatever delimiter you want.
Pat
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@dhaley you can create a measure that will concatenate the names but it will not look pretty.
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Thank you parry2k, I will try that to see how it looks.
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