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Howdy. I am working with a large financial data file and need to report out in a specific order. I have tried creating indexes and then sorting by column, but that doesn't seem to work (at least the way I was doing it). For your reference I have three main tables- the raw financial data- by cost center & cost element, a master key for both cost center & cost element to determine groups, and a ranking table for those groups as listed below.
Below I have the matrix as shown in our old excel matrix (where you can just drag the items). It goes Revenue vs Expense, Cost Element group, Cost Element Subgroup, and then the cost element itself.
Old Excel Matrix
This is how it should look- each with the ability to drill down/up.
Revenue | Miscellaneous Revenues |
Charges for Services | |
Intergovernmental Revenues | |
Licenses & Permits | |
Fines & Forfiets | |
Taxes | |
Cash Balance | |
Expenses | Personnel Services |
Maintenance & Operations | |
Fixed Costs | |
Debt Service | |
Contributions & Transfers | |
Capital Outlay | |
Reserves |
This is how it looks like in my matrix now. After too many hours of trying to decipher other posts on rank order index I decided to post here.
Bi Matrix in wrong order
Any and all help would be appreciated.
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Hi @FalconBudget ,
Assuming that your revenue / Costs are columns in your data.
Why don't you add a table with the following format:
Index | Category | Detail |
1 | Revenue | Miscellaneous Revenues |
2 | Revenue | Charges for Services |
3 | Revenue | Intergovernmental Revenues |
4 | Revenue | Licenses & Permits |
5 | Revenue | Fines & Forfiets |
6 | Revenue | Taxes |
7 | Revenue | Cash Balance |
8 | Revenue | |
9 | Expenses | Personnel Services |
10 | Expenses | Maintenance & Operations |
11 | Expenses | Fixed Costs |
12 | Expenses | Debt Service |
13 | Expenses | Contributions & Transfers |
14 | Expenses | Capital Outlay |
15 | Expenses | Reserves |
Then make a relationship between the last column and your data table.
Use the ID column to sort the Detail column and use this table for your matrix visual should work.
Regards,
MFelix
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHi @FalconBudget ,
Assuming that your revenue / Costs are columns in your data.
Why don't you add a table with the following format:
Index | Category | Detail |
1 | Revenue | Miscellaneous Revenues |
2 | Revenue | Charges for Services |
3 | Revenue | Intergovernmental Revenues |
4 | Revenue | Licenses & Permits |
5 | Revenue | Fines & Forfiets |
6 | Revenue | Taxes |
7 | Revenue | Cash Balance |
8 | Revenue | |
9 | Expenses | Personnel Services |
10 | Expenses | Maintenance & Operations |
11 | Expenses | Fixed Costs |
12 | Expenses | Debt Service |
13 | Expenses | Contributions & Transfers |
14 | Expenses | Capital Outlay |
15 | Expenses | Reserves |
Then make a relationship between the last column and your data table.
Use the ID column to sort the Detail column and use this table for your matrix visual should work.
Regards,
MFelix
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsI think I finally figured out my problem, which your comments led me to realize. I wasn't using my new table as the item in the matrix, but rather the old designation and acting confused about why it couldn't be sorted.
It worked once I tweaked the list to add more detail and pulled it in directly.
THANK YOU.
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