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Good evening all, I come to you in need of great aid, I need to make a column divided in 2 subdivisions as it is shown on the image:
I should also add that all the different sub-columns are independent measures from one another. Is there any way to obtain these result.
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Update: I managed to obtain an acceptable solution, using this line of code:
Hi @Anonymous ,
You can load two column to value, and you can receive it
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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Greetings @Anonymous ,
I am grateful for your answer, but there are some issues, the different columns are measures using data from several tables for every 2 measures, so the method you propose is unfortunately ineffective for my case. Do you have any other suggestion?
Update: I managed to obtain an acceptable solution, using this line of code:
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