Pivot

[Maahmohammed]

Upon using Matrix to develop a pivot table, how could I save this pivot table as a new table in my Power BI data base?

At the same time, when I select 2 fields in the row segment, they become one over the other, how could they be adjacent to each other (i.e., to appear in 2 separate columns in the pivot table) as we did before in Excel (tabular)?

Regards

[Maahmohammed]

Appreciating

For 2nd question, it's ok

For the 1st question (Pivot), the design of the option (Pivot column) is limited as per the below details:

1 - Only 2 dimensions (Columns & values), there was no rows as excel.

2 - it's in an oppoit structure as the field that i pivoted will be the header of columns but we need to be the 1st column.

3 - No possibility to make oulined table e.g. (Item code - Item Name) then we could aggregate other results (Sum of Q - Sum of Slaes, etc) as in excel

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi @Maahmohammed ,

When you do a pivot in Power BI, there are really only two main dimensions: columns and values. This is different from the pivot table in Excel, which has three dimensions: rows, columns, and values. This difference is mainly due to the different design concepts and usage scenarios of Power BI and Excel.

For the first problem, you can just export the data of the original matrix in Power BI desktop:

Then import the resulting excel file into desktop again.

If I misunderstood you, please provide your data, screenshots and expected results so that your problem can be better solved.

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Zhu
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[Anonymous]

Hi @Maahmohammed ,

Based on your description, I created the simple matrix:

For your first question, here is the solution in Power Query Editor:

1.Duplicate the original table:

2.Select the fields used in the matrix and remove other columns:

3.Pivot the Year column and you can get the desired outcome:

4.Apply the steps and get a new table:

Regarding the second question, my understanding is to show the subcategories in the hierarchy below each parent in a separate column. Is this consistent with the results you want?

It can be set in the visualizations pane:

The effect is shown below:

Best Regards,
Zhu
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