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Hi everyone! I was asked to include two changes in my Power BI dashboard but I am not sure if this is possible (I couldn´t find both features in power bi):
1) Is it possible to leave the first column of a table/matrix freezed? Like in an Excel table when you freeze a column, and when you move throw other columns you keep the first one visible.
2) Is it possible to add in a table/matrix a + to see more data if you want to? for example:
+ Food
and if you click the +:
+ Food
Vegetables
Fruits
Thanks!!!
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Hi,
I'm not sure about the first one.
But the second is possible in a matrix.
Just put the columns you want in rows to create a hierarchy and go into row headers options and enable:
@MariaFlorenciaB afaik, you cannot freeze but you can surely do +/-, go to format tab and turn it on
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@MariaFlorenciaB afaik, you cannot freeze but you can surely do +/-, go to format tab and turn it on
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Hi,
I'm not sure about the first one.
But the second is possible in a matrix.
Just put the columns you want in rows to create a hierarchy and go into row headers options and enable:
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