I have a matrix in power bi. I want to add a row at the end with a constant value so that i can make comparisons with the other values. In excel we can just manually type out the last rows but how to achieve the same in PowerBi? In a line chart, i added a constant line from the analytics tab. Is it possible to do something similar for a matrix?
Is it possible to achieve this in Power Bi?
No, there is no such option. You can create a query using 'Enter data' just with the additional row and append it to the main table
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I am a newbie in PowerBi and I am trying to create a DAX in order to compare a column with different variables in order to attribute some values in order to do some conditional formatting of the cells.
I read that I must had a MIN(), MAX(), ... in the expression but I just want to compare for each value not with the maximum.
Thanks in advance for your help and your time
I have data which has a Payment Method, containing Advance and Royalty in rows. I want to split that in two columns Advance and Royalty.
This is my sample data:
I would like the output as attached in Power BI:
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You can add columns to your model in different ways - to add a conditional column or a custom column with M in Power Query Editor, or to add a calculated column or measure with DAX. In this case I will recommend you to add two conditional columns. Click on Transform data button in the ribbon to open Power Query Editor and then from Add Column tab click Conditional Column. Name it Advance, select Payment Method to be Advanceand set the output to beAdvance`:
Do the same again, but this time for Royalty payment type:
And you will get the desired result:
I am new with Power BI and in my dataset I would like to delete some rows. The rows I want to delete have got an ID. However, these indices do not correspond with the row numbers (Row_nr). Basically my data looks like this:
I would like to delete the rows where ID = 7, 14, 16 and 19 (for example, the dataset I use is much bigger) How can I do this in Power BI?
There are several ways to do this. In both cases, edit the data query.
1.) You can filter the data, i.e. select the column filter drop-down, then untick the values you don't want to include.
2.) Or you can create a calculated column with a formula that looks at the ID column and returns a flag, like "keep" or "delete". In the formula you can construct a more complex logic than in the direct filter. The details for that formula will depend on your business logic. Then, in the next step, filter by that helper column and select only "keep". After that you can remove the helper column.
why in power bi calculated columns do not appear in merging or appending two different tables? Is there any way to enable this thing?
I am facing difficulties while merging two tables in which one of the table contains calculated columns.
Calculated columns doesn't appear in query editor. Try adding column in query editor itself if possible.
I wrote a query in Power BI which returns results like this
Is it possible: For the first column Service Name if value is same in cells than to show value in the first cell and than leaves all the other cells blank until the value is changed, If the new value is repeating than again leave all the cells blank until a new value found
All you need to do is to change the table visualization to matrix visualization.
Just keep the column under the Rows section.
The matrix visualization will then group and hide the repeating values automatically.
For me, when I switched to a Matrix visualization, it displayed all fields in a single column with plus signs to view detail. To show each field in a separate column, go to "Column Headers" and turn off "Stepped layout".
Use Matrix visualization
Add Service Name and Ticket Type into the Rows
Drill down the visule
go to setting, and under Row Header, remove Stepped