The table visualization, below, is made up of columns from different tables. I need the Enquiries and Variations columns to be added together and totaled below. What is the best way to accomplish this? These columns are all from different tables, hinging back onto the Region. Any thoughts and help is greatly appreciated.
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I'm working on a project where we are converting a client from Tableau to PBI. One of the Tableau reports I'm converting looks like this:
Each row is a different calculation (measure). I can achieve a similar look, with regards to the column headers, in PBI by using a matrix. However, there isn't a way, that I know of, to apply a different measure for each row. The only way I can think of to do this is to create three matrix tables and stack them on top of each other. It won't look nearly as good but I can generate the same results. Does anyone have a better solution?
Put the Measure Names pill on Rows, Measure Values on Text and your date fields on Columns. That should give you when you want.
I am new to PowerBI and was hopping that someone could help me out.
I have several bar charts as well as tables with multiple variables for which all of them share one common column. The issue I am facing is that I want to sort the bar charts or tables based on a specific column and want the order for the rest to be updated simultaneously. Do you have any idea how I can achieve this?
Thank you in advance!
I have two (2) tables in Power Bi and I wish to bring over several columns from a table that has a column of matching values (there are many columns that I don't need). What is the best way to do so? I tried DAX query but it only allowed for one column to bring over using the LOOKUP function. I tried to merge the queries but didn't quite understand how to get it to work as the table expanded did not match up to the values. Some help please for performing this operation would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Don't do it with DAX, use Power Query to merge on the key column. This can all be achieved using the menu and options, no code required. This is the same as in Excel, so here's a walkthrough from Microsoft that goes through all the steps you might need.Once you start using Power Query you won't look back. Good Luck!
I'm having an issue with calculated columns.
When I select a date in the slicer, i want two columns to show in my matrix: the selected date and the same period last year. I have calculated columns to do this, but when I select them, this is what happens:
Instead of having 2 columns, one stays above the other. Does anyone know why this happens? How can I change it?
Thank you so much in advance.
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It looks like in the "Matrix" Visualization, you have "abr2015" and "abr2014" in the Columns Section. Move them to the Values section and you should get what you are looking for.
I am rather new to Power Bi and I have a question i can't find the answer to.
I want to import a table that have some label columns, with repeated items, and more than 15 data columns.
My desire result would be to group the label columns, so no repeated items, and aggregate the values of the remaining columns.
Is there a way to do that in PQ editor or DAX ?
I appreciate any help or direction you can give me!
A sample of the table (it's much bigger, with multiple values in the first three columns)
Table Sample
Thanks a lot
Edit: From that sample, the output y I want is the following
Output Sample
The thing is, there are many different values in the first columns, and i need to agreggate all the other values, keeping they column name (cause this info is already linked to other files).
Maybe the only way is to group by and add the columns, renaming them one by one?
I want to do this in a couple of files, so if you know of another way please let me know!
In your query designer import your table. Then go to Home > Group By and group like you want it, the same goes for the aggregations and thats it.
If you just want to remove row duplicates, just group all columns which you dont want to aggregate and the rest can be aggregated like you want it.