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hello
often coworker give me excel tables like that :
or better, like this :
The problem is that the specifications (as the minimum or maximum value) is in a big header.
Is there a way to keep the values of the specification for each parameter somewhere in powerbi without copying them on each time line for each parameter ?
Because after i want to do the comparison of the mean value by day and by parameter with the specification.
(Specification value is a number which should not change all the lines, so it is useless to recopy it each time... ?)
Thanks a lot
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@Anonymous
You can keep them in a table using the Enter Data option
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@Anonymous
You can keep them in a table using the Enter Data option
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i understand 😉 i have to have two differents tables.
I prefer to have these two tables automatically without enter by hand the specification table. So i cut my table in two, and it works 😉
Thanks, i accept your answer.
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