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Hi all.
I'm getting used to DAX expressionswith columns, but not with tables.
I want to create new table for waterfall chart.
Here is the part of big table I have (1) and my target table (2).
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Could you guys help me find the best way to do this?
Appreciate.
Solved! Go to Solution.
hi. is possible that exists better solutions but i present one
TableNew2 =
UNION (
SELECTCOLUMNS (
Table1,
"UNIT", Table1[UNIT],
"DATE", Table1[DATE],
"FACTOR", "A",
"WEIGHT", Table1[FACTOR A]
),
SELECTCOLUMNS (
Table1,
"UNIT", Table1[UNIT],
"DATE", Table1[DATE],
"FACTOR", "B",
"WEIGHT", Table1[FACTOR B]
),
SELECTCOLUMNS (
Table1,
"UNIT", Table1[UNIT],
"DATE", Table1[DATE],
"FACTOR", "A",
"WEIGHT", Table1[FACTOR C]
)
)Or
TableNew =
UNION (
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Table1[UNIT], Table1[DATE], Table1[FACTOR A], "FACTOR", "A" ),
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Table1[UNIT], Table1[DATE], Table1[FACTOR B], "FACTOR", "B" ),
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Table1[UNIT], Table1[DATE], Table1[FACTOR C], "FACTOR", "C" )
)
It can easily be done via the Query Editor, using Unpivot as illustrated in this video.
Actually, my columns are calculated columns, so Edit Query doesn't work here.
Any ideas?
hi. is possible that exists better solutions but i present one
TableNew2 =
UNION (
SELECTCOLUMNS (
Table1,
"UNIT", Table1[UNIT],
"DATE", Table1[DATE],
"FACTOR", "A",
"WEIGHT", Table1[FACTOR A]
),
SELECTCOLUMNS (
Table1,
"UNIT", Table1[UNIT],
"DATE", Table1[DATE],
"FACTOR", "B",
"WEIGHT", Table1[FACTOR B]
),
SELECTCOLUMNS (
Table1,
"UNIT", Table1[UNIT],
"DATE", Table1[DATE],
"FACTOR", "A",
"WEIGHT", Table1[FACTOR C]
)
)Or
TableNew =
UNION (
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Table1[UNIT], Table1[DATE], Table1[FACTOR A], "FACTOR", "A" ),
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Table1[UNIT], Table1[DATE], Table1[FACTOR B], "FACTOR", "B" ),
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( Table1[UNIT], Table1[DATE], Table1[FACTOR C], "FACTOR", "C" )
)
Thanks, you're awesome.
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