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Hey all,
PBI noob here.
I am tripping over myself on how to approach the modelling for my organisation lookup table. The org structure is 4 layers deep. The data is manually created in excel, I am wondering how to best approach this to allow the drill down ability. Should I structure the data in excel a certain way or is there a better way to handle it in PBI?
This is an example of how the excel file is structured excluding top level... I have 12 Level 2 Groups and a myriad of different combinations of Level3/4.
Level 2 group A | Level 3 Group AA | Level 4 Group AAA |
Level 4 Group AAB | ||
Level 3 Group AB | None | |
Level 3 Group AC | Level 4 Group ACA | |
Level 4 Group ACB | ||
Level 4 Group ACD | ||
Level 2 Group B | Level 3 Group BA | None |
Level 3 Group BB | Level 4 Group BBA | |
Level 3 Group BC | None |
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
https://radacad.com/removing-blanks-from-organizational-ragged-hierarchy-in-power-bi-matrix-visual
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@Anonymous
https://radacad.com/removing-blanks-from-organizational-ragged-hierarchy-in-power-bi-matrix-visual
https://radacad.com/dynamic-row-level-security-with-organizational-hierarchy-power-bi
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