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Hello,
I have the data I want to use that includes the percenatges for department scores for each department. I want to use those exact numbers in PowerBI, but instead it sums all the percentages and now it is inaccurate. I took off "Do not summarize" I still can't select it to show me only the numbers I already have. Makes sense? I hope I explained this well.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Choose the visual, then change the visual to table directly in the Visualizations Pane.
After that, set all the values don't summarize.
Oh yes. I did that and when I switched it back to the line chart it just turned into count. But when I selected min that seemed to work and get me the correct numbers.
Thank you for your help!!
@Anonymous first not sure why you are using matrix visual, use table visual and then select don't aggregate.
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Hi,
I had no idea I was using a different visual. How do I change this? I do not see those options.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Choose the visual, then change the visual to table directly in the Visualizations Pane.
After that, set all the values don't summarize.
Oh yes. I did that and when I switched it back to the line chart it just turned into count. But when I selected min that seemed to work and get me the correct numbers.
Thank you for your help!!
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