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As per the title, I have a requirement to transpose the data from the original source table.
I know one option is to use the query editor to do so, but that would transpose the original data, which I am using for one visual in PowerBi. So ideally I would like to duplicate that first data set in PowerBi and that transpose the second one only, so I can add relevant visuals based on the transposed data next to the original visual.
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@SevsBo I created a DAX transpose: TRANSPOSE - Microsoft Power BI Community
It's not pretty.
@SevsBo I created a DAX transpose: TRANSPOSE - Microsoft Power BI Community
It's not pretty.
@Greg_Deckler thanks for that, I will bookmark it if I need it, but I think I might just transpose the data in the original source as that seems to be more straightforward.
@SevsBo Yes, I would whole heartedly agree! I like to try things with DAX just to see if I can do it but it doesn't mean you should be doing it that way!
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