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Hi all,
Hoping there's a quick work around for this. Often we'll have multiple financial measures we want to show in a table such as MTH, YTD, Budget, Forecast etc. But we may want to overlay a split of these costs such as capex opex. The result should look like this.
However if you put in the measures, then use [Capex / Opex] in the column field of a matrix, you get this grouping where it shows all opex together, then all capex together.
To overcome this, we have to write a capex and opex specific measure for every variation we want to report. Is there a better way where we can group by the 'Values' input (per picture 1 and green text below) rather than grouping the 'Column' input (per picture 2 and red text below)?
Thanks
KC
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Hi @KCinMelbourne,
Do you mean something like below?
ActualsYTD ForecastETC Code Capex Opex Capex OPex
If so, I would suggest you vote up this idea.
Best Regards,
Dale
Hi @KCinMelbourne,
Do you mean something like below?
ActualsYTD ForecastETC Code Capex Opex Capex OPex
If so, I would suggest you vote up this idea.
Best Regards,
Dale
I'd love to vote for the idea but I'm unable to do so. I'm prompted to log in with an admin account which I don't have.
Thanks @v-jiascu-msft, that's exactly what I was chasing.
For anyone reading this thread chasing the same thing - please vote up the idea. This would be a simple but fantastic addition.
Cheers
KC
Can you move Code to be the first level in the Column box?
Hi @AlexisOlson,
I can but this simply creates a new group above the already incorrect order of grouping. It would also be really difficult for my stakeholders to read with each project code listed in the columns instead of in the rows 😉
Here is a screenshot of what that would look like anyway:
Cheers
Kirsty
Ah, I completely misinterpreted what Code was. Sorry.
No worries at all, I appreciate you taking the time to respond anyway.
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