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Anonymous
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Showing all non-summarized values in a matrix

Hi,

 

I'm looking for a way to present my data in a table/matrix but it looks like it is not possible in Power BI. I've also searched on marketplace but with no success. What I'm trying to achieve is to have a row hierarchy for example for country/state/city. The final hierarchy will have 10+ columns used. The problem is that in a matrix visualization when pressing on the "+" button it only reveals the next row, but I will need to have a specific row always visible (in the example below "city").

example.png

 

Currently in a matrix in order to see the city I would need to open all hierarchy levels ( but "city" needs to be seen at all times). This is what happens when I put "city" in rows. When I put it in values I only get the option to see for example "first city", "last city", "count of cities" but not all of the cities.

 

Regards

Karol

 
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amitchandak
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Anonymous
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@amitchandak 
No, unfortunately the stepped layout will not solve this issue. The last hierarchy column needs to be avaialable at all times. 

With Stepeed layout drill down till the last level and save there.  With reverse Square Y. Hope that will help

Anonymous
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@amitchandak I assume it is not possible to achieve in Power BI, right? I've researched a lot of marketplace visualizations but haven't found one that would be able to help with this one.

dax
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Hi @Anonymous , 

Yes, based on my test, I find that this is not available currently in Matrix, I think one workaround is that you could try to use bookmark to achieve this goal, you could refer to  how-to-create-a-bookmark-in-power-bi  for details.

Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi

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Anonymous
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@amitchandak This won't solve this problem too. You're suggesting to drill down to the last level and just save it there. In the post, I mentioned that I don't want to see all the levels at all times. Please check the picture I attached and the explaination provided.

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