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Multi-Row Card Orientation of Values
- 5 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
I don't think you can do that in multi-card visual.
I suggest you use a matrix visual, something like below:
Make sure to remove outlines from Colume Headers & Row Headers under formatting options for the visual.
Thanks,
Pragati
- 5 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
You can create a calculated column something like below:
CategoryWithDelim = CONCATENATE( ClothingSales[Category], " , " )Just replace the column name in above DAX with your column name.
Move this new column to matrix visual as did previously. You will get something like below:
The only drawback of this solution is it adds a delimiter to the last value as well.
You can play around with the DAX as well.
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi Anonymous ,
I don't think you can do that in multi-card visual.
I suggest you use a matrix visual, something like below:
Make sure to remove outlines from Colume Headers & Row Headers under formatting options for the visual.
Thanks,
Pragati
- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
Hi @Pragati11 , thanks for the fast answer. This is really close to what I wanted. If I would be able to add a delimiter between the values such as a comma or dot(as shown in the screenshot) then it would be really amazing.
- Pragati115 years ago
Super User
Hi Anonymous ,
You can create a calculated column something like below:
CategoryWithDelim = CONCATENATE( ClothingSales[Category], " , " )Just replace the column name in above DAX with your column name.
Move this new column to matrix visual as did previously. You will get something like below:
The only drawback of this solution is it adds a delimiter to the last value as well.
You can play around with the DAX as well.
Thanks,
Pragati