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jpchen
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Add a custom merged header

Is there a easy way to create the merged header in either table or matrix in Power BI?

 

For example, Census: Census 2010 & Census 2020; Gender: Female, Male & Total (as below).

 

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mahoneypat
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You could make a new column and concatenate "Census " & Table[Year] in your table and use that new column as the top one in your matrix columns.

 

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mahoneypat
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Employee

You could make a new column and concatenate "Census " & Table[Year] in your table and use that new column as the top one in your matrix columns.

 

Pat





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