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I have a simple matrix with dates for columns and a single value. It looks like this:
You can see there is no row header for the single value. However, as soon as I add another value, I get row headers for both values.
Is this a Power BI limitation or is there a solution for this?
Hello @sakshi3456 ,
Are you sure it is in the row section not in the column because it is showing that it is in the column section.
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The columns used are under column and value only like you showed but I have enabled switch to rows option from the format pane.
The problem is with using only a single column.
With multiple columns I dont have any issues.
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