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Hello,
I have been trying to find a solution for a table I have been working on.
I have multiple columns, but each column only needs one row of data per date.
I need to keep the column names but only pull a specific row data per column for it to read like below;
Date | nOffered | tHandle | tAnswered |
01.07.2022 | 81 | 13823003 | 80 |
02.07.2022 | 71 | 13341018 | 67 |
Could anyone point me in the right direction of how to resolve this please or if it can be done in PowerBi.
Thank you
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Thank you for the feedback and tips to try. How I resolved it was I unpivoted the metrics columns, merged the metrics with the attributes, pivoted again and removed the columns not required.
Thank you for the feedback and tips to try. How I resolved it was I unpivoted the metrics columns, merged the metrics with the attributes, pivoted again and removed the columns not required.
Hi, @Celine2022
I think you can remove the column 'Attribute' and the group table by column 'Date'.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Hey @Celine2022 ,
You can try to group by on the date column.
Based on what logic you want the values(highlighted) for the three columns to be shown?
@Celine2022 , Not very clear. You should use slicer/filter in the report
Hello, Thank you for the response. I tried that in the visualisation but I still need to create measures out of the values that I need to get into the columns so I am unable to do that as multiple attributes appear under the one metric so I was hoping to reduce to the one value I need to use to create measure required for the reports.
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