I have 4 tables as below and am unable to get output as countries in a column and all values from each table in rows.
Please help how to do this in report without changing tables in power query as the same tables are used for many other reports/views.
Budget Table:
| Country | Amount B K$ |
| India | 600 |
| America | 850 |
Country: Table
| Country |
| India |
| America |
Sales Stage: table
| Country | Amount SK$ |
| India | 500 |
| India | 400 |
| India | 300 |
| India | 250 |
| America | 800 |
| America | 500 |
| America | 300 |
| America | 150 |
Sales: table
| Country | Amount S K$ |
| India | 200 |
| America | 100 |
Desired Output in powr bi report:
| India | America | |
| Budget Amt | 600 | 850 |
| Sales Stage Amt | 1450 | 1750 |
| Sales Amt | 200 | 100 |
When i tried Matrix to achive this its repeating all amount values for each country.
@Anonymous just realized you can do it without combining tables byt using "shows on rows" option in matrix, updated solution attached
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@Anonymous best would be combine these 3 tables and then it is possible, see attached
You can combine thru power query (as shown in attached) or use DAX to combine tables.
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@Anonymous just realized you can do it without combining tables byt using "shows on rows" option in matrix, updated solution attached
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