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Anonymous
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How can I merge two matrix table with different measure value but same data for "Row"?

hello,

I have two matrix table.  They have the same data for the row but have different measures in the values. Is there a way to join these table on the Viz(report)?

 

Table 1 Table 2
 ActualBudget  Variance
USA10050 USA50
Germany100100 Germany0
Canada100100 Canada0

 

Final table
 ActualBudgetVariance
USA1005050
Germany1001000
Canada1001000
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Greg_Deckler
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Maybe, https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/The-New-Hotness-Custom-Matrix-Hierarchy/td-p...

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@Anonymous best practice is to create a dimension table with countries and have a relationship with these two tables and then everything should be straight forward.

 

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amitchandak
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@Anonymous , Nor very clear. You can create a common country dimension and them against it

 

country = distinct(union(all(Table1[country]),all(Table1[country])))

 

Join with two tables

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Unfortunately, the solutions do not work. How can I share/attach the sample Power BI dashboard on the forum?

@Anonymous use onedrive /google drive to share.



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