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Hi, I have a requirement to show measures in rows. Thease measure I have defined using DAX expressions, and they are independent. below is sample what my business is asking. The Actual and Target are calculated using 2 separate DAX expressions. per below example, I have total 8 separate measures (2 per each row). The Table and Matrix visuals are not helping me to show per requirement.
Appreciate your help. Thank you.
Measure Name | Actual | Target |
Measure1 | 8 | 10 |
Measure2 | 10 | 10 |
Measure3 | 10 | 5 |
Measure4 | 6 | 5 |
Thank you
Sree
@SreeY ,
This is an example where you can really show some creativity.
You can "make" your own table, using the Text Box, Shapes, and Cards.
An example of what I often do is something like this:
The Measures are Text Box labels. The blue lines I use Shapes, and then insert 8 different Card Visuals - 1 for each measure (I have only shown 2 here as demo).
Hence, to the User, it looks like a table. You can go hog wild on the formatting.
Example of my Monthly Overtime Statistics:
I believe I first learned this tidbit from Reid at Havens Consulting. Have a look at his many youtube videos.
Regards,
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