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The idea is from the solution already presented by, e.g. @Super User (https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/matrix-visualization-correlation-plot/m-p/2041308) to incorporate the p-value and remove the color and incorporate the p-value and present the output as the example below:
The base file is available , click here: file
Description of the values that make up the cell:
Expected Output in PWBI:
Hi @cnauber ,
Maybe you can refer this example to do that.
Pbix in the end you can refer.
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Community Support Team _ chenwu zhu
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Hi, visually this is the idea, but the calculations are not correct yet. Let's take as an example the result of correlation and p-value between Carb x Disp. In PWBI I'm not getting the correct result. For a better understanding, follow the calculation method in Excel for this example. It only remains to fix this to complete the problem.
Updated PWBI file: file
Excel memorial calculation: file
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