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So I was wondering if it was possible to Pivot/Unpivot some columns in a table without having to do it in query editor, is this possible?
*The reason why I ask is that when I pivot the table my previously correct measures become incorrect. I did try splittling the table into 2 but then I can not have more than one active relationship so when I filter with Table 1 the results from Table 2 are unfiltered.
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Hi
You could try following this and see if its what you're after
@Anonymous ,
If the rows are too much in your table, it's not suggested(sometimes impossible) to generate a pivot table because dax can't generate column name by row values automatically, as a workaround, I would suggest you to create a matrix visual instead.
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
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