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It looks like the Stepped Layout for Matrices is missing with Version: 2.129.905.0 64-bit (May 2024).
Solved! Go to Solution.
They changed the names of the Matrix Stepped layout and moved it to a different section of the format pane - see https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-power-bi-matrix-layouts-pbicorevisuals-cr1if/?trackingId=exNtAPjS...
TLDR - you need to go to the layout and style presents and select a layour option there
They changed the names of the Matrix Stepped layout and moved it to a different section of the format pane - see https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-power-bi-matrix-layouts-pbicorevisuals-cr1if/?trackingId=exNtAPjS...
TLDR - you need to go to the layout and style presents and select a layour option there
Can someone please answer this again with details? The solution provided here is just a link to a LinkedIn post which is no longer available, so I'm no closer to the answer. Thanks.
It works with that config. Desable the +/- icons and manually move the columns
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