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I want to make a matrix with with row groups wich are a hierarchy, but the column groups must be adjacent
For example, this table
Must look like this:
instead of this:
Is this possible with Power BI at this moment?
Help is appreciated, Thanks!
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Hi @Anonymous,
You can refer to following calculate table formula to create a new table with original table records and summarize table records:
Table = UNION ( 'Sample', SELECTCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( 'Sample', [Land], [Stad], [geslacht], "leeftijdgroep", [geslacht], "Aantal", SUM ( 'Sample'[Aantal] ) ), "Client", BLANK (), "Land", [Land], "Stad", [Stad], "geslacht", [geslacht], "leeftijdgroep", [leeftijdgroep], "Aantal", [Aantal] ) )
After these, you can create a table as custom sort order table to define column order.(you can't direct change sort order of matrix column fields)
Sort Table = SELECTCOLUMNS ( VALUES ( 'Table'[leeftijdgroep] ), "leeftijdgroep", [leeftijdgroep], "Index", SWITCH ( [leeftijdgroep], "M", 1, "V", 2, "18-30", 3, "31-50", 4, "51-65", 5, BLANK () ) )
Build relationship from new table to sort table, then create matrix visual.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @Anonymous,
You can refer to following calculate table formula to create a new table with original table records and summarize table records:
Table = UNION ( 'Sample', SELECTCOLUMNS ( SUMMARIZE ( 'Sample', [Land], [Stad], [geslacht], "leeftijdgroep", [geslacht], "Aantal", SUM ( 'Sample'[Aantal] ) ), "Client", BLANK (), "Land", [Land], "Stad", [Stad], "geslacht", [geslacht], "leeftijdgroep", [leeftijdgroep], "Aantal", [Aantal] ) )
After these, you can create a table as custom sort order table to define column order.(you can't direct change sort order of matrix column fields)
Sort Table = SELECTCOLUMNS ( VALUES ( 'Table'[leeftijdgroep] ), "leeftijdgroep", [leeftijdgroep], "Index", SWITCH ( [leeftijdgroep], "M", 1, "V", 2, "18-30", 3, "31-50", 4, "51-65", 5, BLANK () ) )
Build relationship from new table to sort table, then create matrix visual.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Thank you, it looks like this is going to solve the problem!
@Anonymous
On Matrix Trable, put Land as rows and as Columns put Geslacht and Leeftijdgroep.
Then on the matrix object on the top left click on the following icon:
Thanks for your response, but this gives me the output like my screenshot that i dont want as a result 🙂
The leeftijd and geslacht work like a hierarchy, for every "geslacht" it gets sliced in leeftijdsgroepen.
@Anonymous
Sorry my mistake....
I dont think you can do this with a matrix.
What you can do though is create 5 new measures for each one of the metric fields and add them on a table and not matrix.
ye was afraid it wasnt possible yet, to bad.
Your solution with the measures is a nice idea, but we work with a corporate tabular model so in our case it wouldt be a solution to create a lot of measures just for 1 visual (in reality it are few more columns we need)
Thanks again for the effort though
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