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karkar
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Helper III

Row level data

Hello,

 

I have a report(a graph) generated in Power Bi .

Example : 78% are Pass and 22% are Fail.

How can i see the underlying data at the row level? I want to see who are all included under the Pass category and fail respectively.

When I try to export data , there are two options: Summarized Data and Underlying data.

By default the underlying data is greyed.

 

 

Thanks

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v-qiuyu-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @karkar,

 

In Power BI service, when we export data from a visual, if the visualization does have an aggregate, the Underlying Data option will be available. Otherwise it's greyed out. For more information, see: Export data from Power BI visualizations.

 

In your scenario, which kind of visual did you use? Did you calculate the percentage from a measure or a calculated column? Would you please show the screenshot about table data used in the visual like below?

 

w3.PNG

 

Besides, you can use Analyze in Excel feature to analyze dataset data. See: Analyze in Excel.

 

If the visual is bar chart (or other supported chart) and doesn't contain any measure, you can use See Records to see it's underlying row data: See: Use See Data and See Records in Power BI Desktop.

 

 

Best Regards,
QiuyunYu

 

 

Community Support Team _ Qiuyun Yu
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v-qiuyu-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @karkar,

 

In Power BI service, when we export data from a visual, if the visualization does have an aggregate, the Underlying Data option will be available. Otherwise it's greyed out. For more information, see: Export data from Power BI visualizations.

 

In your scenario, which kind of visual did you use? Did you calculate the percentage from a measure or a calculated column? Would you please show the screenshot about table data used in the visual like below?

 

w3.PNG

 

Besides, you can use Analyze in Excel feature to analyze dataset data. See: Analyze in Excel.

 

If the visual is bar chart (or other supported chart) and doesn't contain any measure, you can use See Records to see it's underlying row data: See: Use See Data and See Records in Power BI Desktop.

 

 

Best Regards,
QiuyunYu

 

 

Community Support Team _ Qiuyun Yu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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