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arosenberg
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Multiple Rows and Columns

Hi All,

I am attempting to create a table in Power BI thats a bit different from ones that I've seen so far. The table should look like the below where there are multiple columns and rows. Employee ID, Position, and Name are all for the same person. 

  Employee ID12345678902468013579
  PositionManagerSpecialistAnalystCEO
Client NameProduct NameNamePerson 1Person 2Person 3Person 4
Client AProduct A     
Client BProduct B     
Client CProduct C     
Client DProduct D     

Anyone have any idea how I can make something like this in Power BI. Thanks in advance for your help.

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vicky_
Super User
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You can use the Matrix Visual, and just put the client / product names in rows, and the employee id, position and name in the columns. Once set up, drill down on both the columns and rows to get the matrix. 
See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/visuals/desktop-matrix-visual for more info.

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