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Hello there 😉
I'm a little bit stuck and could need some help.
I have list of 500 products within about 20 different categories. I want to visualize the count of the products grouped by the category in a treemap. Some of the products have more than one category.
Product Category
Product 1 Cat 1
Product 2 Cat 2
Product 3 Cat 3
Product 4 Cat 1, Cat 3
Product 5 Cat 1, Cat 2, Cat 3
.... .....
It doesnt make sence to have an own category/grouping for Product 4 in the treemap visual. My goal is, to have product 4 shown both in Category 1 and 3
My idea was splitting the Category column by ",". This results in 3 columns for category and this doesnt work to use more than one column for grouping in the treemap visual.
Has anyone an idea to help me?
Thank you 😉
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thanks for your help;)
I solved it this way: Solved: Grouped Count Across Multiple Columns - Microsoft Power BI Community
@Anonymous , I think is better to split that into rows in power query
https://www.tutorialgateway.org/how-to-split-columns-in-power-bi/
Thanks for your help;)
I solved it this way: Solved: Grouped Count Across Multiple Columns - Microsoft Power BI Community
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