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Hello Bi Community,
Any help would be appreated,
Is thier a way to create a drill down function in a table?
For example, lets say i have a column that represents a "Job". The "Job may consist of more than record that takes up 2 lines so, my goal is to expand the job line and see both records OR see both records on one line.
Thanks,
Adrian
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Hi @Adrian_A ,
According to your description, the function you want to use is drill down, firstly you can learn the concept by the official document: Drill down and drill up in a visual - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Then I create a sample for your reference. In order to use the drill down function, you should have a table like this:
From the table can see, Sub_Job C, D and E belongs to Job A, Sub_Job F, G and H belongs to Job B.
Then in a column chart, put Job and Sub_Job in the visual X-axis, you'll find the drill button appears.
By clicking the drill down button, the visual will show data in the sub level.
I attach mly sample below for your reference.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ kalyj
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Adrian_A ,
According to your description, the function you want to use is drill down, firstly you can learn the concept by the official document: Drill down and drill up in a visual - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Then I create a sample for your reference. In order to use the drill down function, you should have a table like this:
From the table can see, Sub_Job C, D and E belongs to Job A, Sub_Job F, G and H belongs to Job B.
Then in a column chart, put Job and Sub_Job in the visual X-axis, you'll find the drill button appears.
By clicking the drill down button, the visual will show data in the sub level.
I attach mly sample below for your reference.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ kalyj
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thankyou so much for the Assist! this did the trick!
- Adrian
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