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Hi - I have a question about the table visualization.
Data Model
Data Model Table1
Location | Acounter |
100 | 10 |
200 | 15 |
300 | 20 |
Data Model Table2
Location | Bcounter | Flag |
100 | 125 | Y |
200 | 245 | N |
300 | 375 | Y |
400 | 450 | Y |
Power BI Table Visualization - Desired Result
Location | Acounter | Bcounter |
100 | 10 | 125 |
200 | 15 | |
300 | 20 | 375 |
400 | 450 |
If I add a Filter to the visualization above in which the "Flag" field = "Y", I still like to display the location "200" even though the Flag field = "N" and the Acounter field has a value.
RIght now it is not displaying the Acounter correctly since I added the filter to the table visualization in which the Flag field = "Y".
How can I accomplish this ?
Thanks - Jerry
Solved! Go to Solution.
Create a proper dimension table for Location. Add all four locations.
Create your data model.
Then use that dimension column as the first column in the visual, and add the A and B values. Then apply the B filter.
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