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Matrix Visualization - displaying fields in expanded view without grouping or summarizing by them?
- 1 year ago
Hi PaulKraemer ,
For this I would create two additional metrics to add to the values and would do it based on the level you are so something similar to:
Date Value = IF(ISINSCOPE(Ticket[Number]), SELECTEDVALUE(Ticket[Date])) Description Value = IF(ISINSCOPE(Ticket[Number]), SELECTEDVALUE(Ticket[Description]))This will give you the values only at the level of the number.
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi PaulKraemer
Thank you very much MFelix for your prompt reply.
May I ask if your problem has been solved? If not, let me add some details.
Create measures:
Use the code provided by MFelix.
Returns true when the specified column is the level in a hierarchy of levels.
ISINSCOPE function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Learn
Returns TicketDate and Description when at the “Number” level, otherwise returns blank.
The created measures are then put into the “Values” of the matrix. Please note that measures can only be placed into “Values” of the matrix, not into “Columns” or “Rows”.
Regards,
Nono Chen
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Hi PaulKraemer ,
For this I would create two additional metrics to add to the values and would do it based on the level you are so something similar to:
Date Value = IF(ISINSCOPE(Ticket[Number]), SELECTEDVALUE(Ticket[Date]))
Description Value = IF(ISINSCOPE(Ticket[Number]), SELECTEDVALUE(Ticket[Description]))
This will give you the values only at the level of the number.
- PaulKraemer1 year agoAdvocate II
Thanks Miguel,
I appreciate your help. I am very new to Power BI. I've gone through a basic tutorial on how to shape and combine data, and then I read some documentation on the Matrix visualization. I am embarassed to say at this point that I don't even know what a metric is. I will make it my focus to learn that and to see if I can then understand how to attempt your suggestion. I just wanted to say thank you for now and I'll follow-up if/when I am am successful or come up with a specific follow-up question.
Thank you again,
Paul