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Is there any way of building this in PowerBI?
I am struggling to show the first 3 columns along with the rest of the data using Matrix table.
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Hi,
May be you can try slightly different approach and see if it works instead of matrix.
You can try creating a composite summary table first.
create a summarized table where you calculate "Order Month", "Order Count", "Order Value", and "Average Value".
Then, bring your monthly payment data and pivot it, so that each month like Mar-25, Feb-25, etc., becomes a separate column.
Combine these two parts into one single table using Power Query or DAX (with functions like SUMMARIZE, ADDCOLUMNS, LOOKUPVALUE, etc.).
Finally, use a simple Table visual to display this new table directly in the report.
Thanks,
Bhavin
Hi @MikeMe
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Thank you.
Hi,
May be you can try slightly different approach and see if it works instead of matrix.
You can try creating a composite summary table first.
create a summarized table where you calculate "Order Month", "Order Count", "Order Value", and "Average Value".
Then, bring your monthly payment data and pivot it, so that each month like Mar-25, Feb-25, etc., becomes a separate column.
Combine these two parts into one single table using Power Query or DAX (with functions like SUMMARIZE, ADDCOLUMNS, LOOKUPVALUE, etc.).
Finally, use a simple Table visual to display this new table directly in the report.
Thanks,
Bhavin
Will try this solution. If its time consuming, then may be have it as 2 seperate visuals. Table for left visual and matrix for right visual and then try to make it look like same table using visualisation trickery.