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PKS_09
Regular Visitor

Rows and column merging

Hello there,

 

I am new to Power BI. It would be really helpful if someone could help me out with this.

In my raw Excel file, I have rows of data such as below. This is an example of one of the mnemonic as BIT_CONF.

 

PKS_09_0-1632844557427.png

 

However, after uploading to Power BI Query Editor, the data shows as below. The values below BIT_CONF is written as null. Actually those rows are linked to BIT_CONF.  

 

PKS_09_1-1632844679892.png

 

 

When I display it on Power BI, I get result such as this :-

 

PKS_09_2-1632844801688.png

 

The mnemonic part of it goes missing (proabably cause the value is null in the query editor).

Hence, my question is, how can i have the BIT_CONF (for example) to be merged and linked to all its respective rows.

I am unable to edit it in the raw Excel file as the file template is automated.

I want it to look like below. :-

 

PKS_09_3-1632844966780.png

 

Any help will be greatly appreciated 🙂

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@PKS_09 , In the power query, right click on the column and use fill down, Then you will get data in all rows .

That is great! it did work for me. Thankyou so much. However, now the layout is as below.

 

PKS_09_1-1632846002278.png

 

Is there a way i can make it to as below instead :-

 

PKS_09_0-1632845980419.png

 

Hi, @PKS_09 

Sorry that this layout cannot be implemented in table visual.

For your requirement , you can submit it as an idea on Power BI Ideas forum and add your comments there to make this feature coming sooner. 

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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