Matrix Table to Display Secondary Table Logic As Separate Columns To Values

Hi Guys,

I have some grouping of values via secondary table logic I have used and I am trying to place this into a matrix table that contains values from other DAX calculations.

My issue is when I place my secondary table logic into that matrix table it puts it in as columns and aggregates the DAX I already have in that table which I don’t want to do. I want to maintain the layout of (Table 1) whilst adding (Table 2) to the end of the existing (Table 1)

I have attached a screenshot of the report I’m trying to reproduce for our procurement team. I want my matrix (Table 1) to replicate that.

This is how it looks now in PBIX file as 2 tables

I would like to combine (Table 2) into (Table 1) but maintain the columns of both tables

So final table would look like this

The issue is when i drop in my secondary table logic it re aggregates all columns in table 1 like this as the matrix table adds a layer onto the columns

Here is the excel report I’m trying to replicate in PBI

Stock Report EDNA.pbix (7.0 MB)

As always really appreciate your help and support

Dan

Appreciate people are not obliged to reply to posts here, however i would just like to say that this forum used to be very active and is a key feature for me paying the subscription however over last 2 weeks I’ve posted 2 things and not had one response.

Bit disappointed in what used to be one of the driver for me.

just sharing an opinion hope that’s ok.

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Hi @Krays23

Welcome to the forum. Right now every one is busy with their year end plans.
Enterprise DNA is really amazing platform to learn Power BI.

Power BI works on Context based.

Table 1 - You are using individual measures.
Table 2 - You are grouping by Insurance group.

You can’t directly combine these two tables.

Create Individual measures for all possible values of Insurance group, like below and add those measures to Table 1.


Love how you provided solution on this thread @Rajesh. Appreciate your help on it.

We hope this helped you @Krays23 :slight_smile:

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