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Looking for help understanding grouping in a Power BI Paginated Report built with Power BI Report Builder. I'm trying to show summary for product info and details for buyers in the same table, where all the data is in a single dataset.
My dataset has product and buyer info as follows
| Product Key | Product name | Class | Buyer Name | Buyer Address |
| A100 | Red Car | Gas | Sam Smith | Newark, NJ |
| A100 | Red Car | Gas | Jane Doe | New York, NY |
| B100 | Blue Car | Hybrid | Sandeep Hanlon | Hartford, CT |
| B100 | Blue Car | Hybrid | Tara French | Boston, MA |
When I've entered A100 as the parameter, I'd like the output table to look like this:
| A100 | Red Car | Gas |
Sam Smith, Newark,NJ | ||
Jane Doe, New York, NY |
Instead it looks like this:
| A100 | Red Car | Gas |
Sam Smith, Newark,NJ | ||
A100 | Red Car | Gas |
Jane Doe, New York, NY |
I've tried various combinations of parent/child groups but haven't been successful. Thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion. It turns out it wasn't the Parent/Child groupings that caused the issue but rather an issue with the expression that calculated the concatenated values field not working correctly if one of the values was null. I was able to resolve this by calculating the address in the data source rather than in the paginated report.
Hi @braypa ,
Based on the description, please try to create a parent group and create a child group.
Then, try to adjust the Tablix to display resulted data.
You can also view the following links to learn more information.
Add or delete a group in a data region in a Power BI paginated report - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Solved: Paginated Reports - How To Create A Summary Table ... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Tables in paginated reports - Microsoft Report Builder & Power BI Report Builder | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Wisdom Wu
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