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kaye123
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Creating Visual Table w/ Calculated Measure from Multiple Query

Hi. I created several Calcultaed measure on different Table query. Now, I need to create a summary table which will provide me different numbers per cell as below. Each cell in Yield and Cost column have different Calculated Measure from different query. How should I set it up?

 

I am still new in PowerBI, I only know the drag and drop form of tables.

Appreciate help on this. Thanks!

StageYieldCost
FabFYieldFcost
ProbePyieldPcost
AssyAyieldAcost
TestTyieldTcost
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Umair_Aslam
Helper I
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Hi @kaye123 

you can use cards for it and set them in a tabular form.

every card has shown different measure values and fixed them as a table.

Like.

Umair_Aslam_2-1669787115148.png

 

 

Thanks for this. I have tried this. I am planning to setup multiple columns (around 30columns), replicating what i did in excel macro.  Cards will might be crowded with this setup. Are there any options?

kaye123_1-1669787335146.png

 

 

Hi @kaye123 
I had the same requirement and I handled that by using the card, but if you don't want to use the card try matrix visual. 
Note: Power BI might be different from excel, what did you do in excel sometimes it can't be implemented in Power bi.
That's why I prefer cards for this requirement and clients accept that.

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