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Reordering Column Headers in Matrix with Field Parameters and Calculation Groups
Hi SamVH12
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Thanks for the inputs danextian collinq
Inputs from users are very valuable, and additionally, based on my understanding, Power BI doesn’t fully support all of these requirements working together. If you keep both field parameters and calculation groups, everything stays flexible, users can pick measures and time options independently but the downside is that you can’t rearrange the column hierarchy. Measures will always show up at the lowest level in the matrix. If you switch to a disconnected table approach, you do get control over how the columns are displayed, which is nice. But then you lose the ability to have separate slicers for different measure groups, since everything gets combined into one selection. So it really comes down to a trade-off: you can either keep the flexibility with multiple slicers, or control the column layout but unfortunately, not both at the same time.
If there are any deviations from your expectation please let us know we are happy to address.
Thanks.
- Anonymous5 months agoNot applicable
Hi SamVH12
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- Anonymous5 months agoNot applicable
Hi SamVH12
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- SamVH125 months ago
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Hi Anonymous
Since Power BI doesn’t fully support this scenario, we used another solution. I appreciate your reply, and thank you for your explanation and input.