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Hi,
I have data in the below format.
I want the report in the below format.
Do we have any visuals which report in this format?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi, @vinothkumar1990
The matrix view achieves the results you expect.
No additional calculations are required.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
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You canuse a simple matrix visual with two measures. First, set up dimension tables for Country and Sales Type using the follwoing pattern in new tables:
Country Table =
DISTINCT(fTable[Country])
Set up a period dimension table using the follwoing:
Period Table =
ADDCOLUMNS(
DISTINCT(
fTable[Week]),
"WeekNum", VALUE(RIGHT(fTable[Week], 2)))
You need the WeekNum field to sort the Week field by:
Set up the model using one-to-many, single direction relationships between the dimension tables and the corresponding fields in the fact table:
Create the following two measures for the values bucket in the matrix visual:
Store Sales =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( fTable[Sales Amount] ),
FILTER ( 'Sales Type Table', 'Sales Type Table'[Sales Type] = "Store Sales" )
)
Web Sales =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( fTable[Sales Amount] ),
FILTER ( 'Sales Type Table', 'Sales Type Table'[Sales Type] = "Web Sales" )
)
Now you can set up the matrix as follows:
Sample PBIX file attached
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It worked. Thanks!
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