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Hello Experts,
I have the following origin data:
| Houses | Region | Date | Column 1 | Column 2 |
| 1 | W | 01 Jan | 1 | 4 |
| 2 | W | 05 Jan | 2 | 5 |
| 3 | N | 02 Feb | 7 | 6 |
| 4 | W | 02 Feb | 7 | 12 |
Now I want to display a matrix like an excel table, with different measures/filters for the measures at each cell. The problem is, that I can't ( or I don't know) how to change the layout of my origin data table. If I change this, like pivot, I will get duplikates at the "House" columns, but this column is also connected to another table. If I would do this I will get a n:m connection. Right now the 1 : * is fine. The duplicate at the result ("Spot 1") is not an error; I would like to get a result like I have shown at the example results.
Or is there a visual wher I can insert a different measure at each cell?
Result, what I would like to have at my report:
Region=W
| Jan | Feb | |
| Spot 1 | = sum(Column1), Region = W, Date =Jan (result =3) | = sum(Column1), Region = W, Date =Feb (result =7) |
| Spot 2 | = sum (Column 2),Region W , Date =Jan (result =9) | = sum (Column 2), Region = W, Date =Feb (result =12) |
| Spot 1 | = sum(Column1), Region = W,Date =Jan (result =3) | = sum(Column1), Region = W,Date =Feb (result =7) |
Many thanks for your help!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Step 0: I use your data.
Step 1: I unpivot this data table on Power Query Editor.
Step 2: I click 'Close & Apply'.
Step 3: I make a table and add a relationship below.
Houses Table = SUMMARIZE('DATA','DATA'[Houses])
Step 4: I make a matrix.
Many thanks!
Step 0: I use your data.
Step 1: I unpivot this data table on Power Query Editor.
Step 2: I click 'Close & Apply'.
Step 3: I make a table and add a relationship below.
Houses Table = SUMMARIZE('DATA','DATA'[Houses])
Step 4: I make a matrix.
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