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I think this is a very basic question, but I am trying to process the data in a custom visual, and I can't figure out how to get it! I have data roles defined thusly (mostly from guessing and looking at the sample bar chart and the schema):
"dataRoles": [
{
"displayName": "Measured Depth",
"name": "measuredDepth",
"kind": "Grouping"
},
{
"displayName": "Is Planned",
"name": "isPlanned",
"kind": "Grouping"
},
...
{
"displayName": "Dog Leg Severity",
"name": "dogLegSeverity",
"kind": "Grouping"
}
And my data view mapping:
"matrix": {"rows": { "select": [
{"for": {"in": "measuredDepth"}},
{"for": {"in": "isPlanned"}},
...
{"for": {"in": "dogLegSeverity"}}
]
}}
And lastly in my visual.ts update method:
var dv = options.dataViews;
var mtrxData = dv[0].matrix;
When I get to this point I am lost. When I inspect the object I can't tell how to get data out. All I want to do is iterate over the values for my inputs, meaning go row-by-row and access each input as a column. What I really want is described as the table data view mapping, but I have 8 different required inputs and I didn't want to use just one big input role. I know this requirement is odd, but my users really want a graphic (not an analytic) that graphs several data points, with no aggregation of any kind, in an extremely proprietary visual.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Please use table data-mapping instead of matrix since you need to rows only and there's no need to generate a hierarchy.
Please use options.dataViews[0].table.rows to enumerate data-rows.
You can console log the data view object to understand its structure deeper.
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
Please use table data-mapping instead of matrix since you need to rows only and there's no need to generate a hierarchy.
Please use options.dataViews[0].table.rows to enumerate data-rows.
You can console log the data view object to understand its structure deeper.
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
Thank you Ignat for your response! I had tried that, but my mistake was doing it like this:
"table": {"rows": { "select": [
{"for": {"in": ["measuredDepth","isPlanned"]}}
]
}}
I got an error that "in" cannot accept an array, so I wrongly concluded that it could only accept a single field. This works nicely:
"table": {"rows": { "select": [
{"for": {"in": "measuredDepth"}},
{"for": {"in": "isPlanned"}}
]
}}
Thanks again!
Thanks for posting your solution, but could you also tell how it is possible to access the content of a special table cell (e.g. row=3, column=1) from the table in typescript?
Or can anybody else help with this?
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