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Hopefully this is a silly question with an easy answer
I am trying to re-create a pivot table from OBIEE - I understand the equivalent to a pivot table in Power BI is a matrix visual.
I created the following matrix below
What I actually want to do is have the columns [Application Count] and [Highest Application Count] as the headers, and the TERM_DESC as a sub heading like this table below
Basically I was wondering whether, with a matrix visual, is it possible for me to move around some things to get different groupings with header columns?
Thanks in advance
Hi, one option you could use is to employ a SWITCH statement with a measures list table to get your measures in your pivot to be shown as you need.
1. Create a small table with 2 rows -
Measure Order
Application Count 1
Highest Application Count 2
2. Create a Selected Measure = SELECTEDVALUE([Measure])
3. Create the Switch Statement for the Measures you want to put into the pivot.
Magic Measure = SWITCH(SelectedMeasure, "Application Count", [Application Count], "Highest Application Count", [Highest Application Count])
4. Add the Magic Measure to your Values,
5. Add the [Measure] Column from your Measures table to the Columns above the Date.
This is a useful technique to treat measures as column or row headings and gives slightly more flexibility to your pivoting.
Hi @Anonymous
Im not sure I quite follow your idea, as I tried it and it didnt seem to work as I was hoping
If its not too much to ask, would you possibly have a working example of your suggestion?
I would upload my data to let others play with it but Im using direct query at the moment so it would be messy for me to upload a sample
Thank you for the suggestion
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