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Hi all,
If I want to display month values as columns in a table do I have a better way than the one I chose?
I have created **twelve** measures filtering on the month:
"EK in April = CALCULATE ([purchase value], FILTER ( EK_DATA_manual, EK_DATA_manual[month] = 4 ))"
In the long run, however, it becomes quite a lot to have additional tables that reference other data tables. Another way might be to "unpivot" the table.
How do we solve something like that?
Regards,
Nawaz
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Hi @Anonymous ,
If your data is divided into multiple years, I suggest that you can display the year and month together for group display, because if you only display the month, when calculating, a certain month of multiple years will be calculated together , instead of calculating a certain year and month separately.
1. Use the CALENDAR function to create a calendar table with dates from DATE(2020,1,1) to DATE(2021,7,27)
2. Create a calculated column
Year_Month =
YEAR('Table'[Date])&"-"&MONTH('Table'[Date])
3. Result.
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hi,
How is your raw data structured. Show that and your expected result.
Hi @Anonymous ,
If your data is divided into multiple years, I suggest that you can display the year and month together for group display, because if you only display the month, when calculating, a certain month of multiple years will be calculated together , instead of calculating a certain year and month separately.
1. Use the CALENDAR function to create a calendar table with dates from DATE(2020,1,1) to DATE(2021,7,27)
2. Create a calculated column
Year_Month =
YEAR('Table'[Date])&"-"&MONTH('Table'[Date])
3. Result.
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
@Anonymous have you tried using the Matrix visual? You can then put [Purchase Value] in Values, then [Month] in the Columns, just like a pivot table.
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