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how to avoid aggregation in table
- 2 years ago
Hi Anonymous
There's no option to display the data without summarizing on the row level if it's not unique. That's why you only see one row for 'A' instead of two when using 'column2'.
So if you need to see all the rows you always neet to combine columns with som unique bslues column or the column that you already have like in your picture here :or to create an index column and use it
To make an index similar to hidden, just minimize its width:
pbix with example is attached
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Quick edit. So, true as Ritaf1983 pointed out due to cardinality it's not possible to use the "Don't summarize" option which is annoying.
I can suggest you a trick or rather a hack to circumvent this. The whole idea is to create a duplicate column and concatinate an empty string repeated randomly to the data from the "VALUE" column.
Here is the DAX but you can accomplish the same in M too.
Value2 = 'Table'[Value] & REPT( UNICHAR(32), INT(RAND() * 1000))
Thanks
Nick -