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Hello, everyone. I have a question.
Hi, @Portrek
According to your newly description, I've made some changes to your pbix file. Here is the sample.
For regulating the order of the items, you can refer Sort a Column with a Custom Order in Power BI.
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Caiyun Zheng
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Hello, Caiyun Zheng
It didn't work out, so I've been searching I have to create a unique key, considering the boxes and items, for the records. Even so, I thank you for the return. The ordering part worked perfectly. Thanks.
The table will only show (1) combinations that exist in your data and (2) those that have non-blank results. You can address the 2nd one by adding 0 to your measure, so that none return blank.
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Combine these two tables (append) into one dimension table.
Create a composite key "YearItem" in this table, and in your fact table.
Link the dimension and fact tables via the composite key.
Hello Ibendlin, thanks for your help.
I already made this type of link but when I put the values of the items in the headers - line of a table it gets lost, for example when I select the year 2020 - BOX1, the lines should bring me Items from A1 to A8 and in the case of 2021 - BOX1 the lines from A1 to A11, and the same should happen with the selection of boxes2 and 3, but it is getting lost in the filtering and ordering of this data ..
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