如何将类别添加到Power BI中的列？

发布于 2025-01-21 10:39:08 字数 804 浏览 6 评论 0原文

我的数据与此格式类似：

customerName  |  Type of Sale  |  Sales Amount  |   Unit Purchased
-------------------------------------------------------------------
A             |   Online       |   1500         |    4
B             |   Offline      |   2000         |    5
C             |   Online       |   3000         |    4
D             |   Offline      |   4000         |    4

我希望以矩阵格式的Power BI中的以下格式进行以下格式

Metric          |  Sales Amount      | Units Purchased
-----------------------------------------------------------
 Customer Name  | Online | Offline   |   Online  | Offline
-----------------------------------------------------------
A               | 15000  |   0       |   4       |  0
B               |   0    |   2000    |   0       |  5

原文

I have data similar to this format:

customerName  |  Type of Sale  |  Sales Amount  |   Unit Purchased
-------------------------------------------------------------------
A             |   Online       |   1500         |    4
B             |   Offline      |   2000         |    5
C             |   Online       |   3000         |    4
D             |   Offline      |   4000         |    4

and I want data in following format in Power BI in Matrix Format

Metric          |  Sales Amount      | Units Purchased
-----------------------------------------------------------
 Customer Name  | Online | Offline   |   Online  | Offline
-----------------------------------------------------------
A               | 15000  |   0       |   4       |  0
B               |   0    |   2000    |   0       |  5

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晨与橙与城 2025-01-28 10:39:08

我们可以实现这种可视化，但是这需要一些步骤（与标准设计相比，更努力，较低的性能。）

首先，我们需要一张带有“销售量”和“购买单位”的额外表格。
与许多人的关系。

添加其他措施：

Offline = 
var sale = CALCULATE(sum('Sales'[Sales Amount]), FILTER(ALL('Sales'[Type of Sale]), 'Sales'[Type of Sale] = "Offline"))
var purch = CALCULATE(sum('Sales'[Unit Purchased]), FILTER(ALL('Sales'[Type of Sale]), 'Sales'[Type of Sale] = "Offline"))
return
if (SELECTEDVALUE('Lables'[LableName]) = "Purchase",purch,sale)

Online = 
var sale = CALCULATE(sum('Sales'[Sales Amount]), FILTER(ALL('Sales'[Type of Sale]), 'Sales'[Type of Sale] = "Online"))
var purch = CALCULATE(sum('Sales'[Unit Purchased]), FILTER(ALL('Sales'[Type of Sale]), 'Sales'[Type of Sale] = "Online"))
return
if (SELECTEDVALUE('Lables'[LableName]) = "Sales Amount", sale,purch)

We can achieve this kind of visualization, but this needs some steps (more effort, Lower performance compared to the standard design.)

First we need an additional table with lables "Sales Amount" and "Units Purchased".
Relationship many to many.

Add additional measures:

Offline = 
var sale = CALCULATE(sum('Sales'[Sales Amount]), FILTER(ALL('Sales'[Type of Sale]), 'Sales'[Type of Sale] = "Offline"))
var purch = CALCULATE(sum('Sales'[Unit Purchased]), FILTER(ALL('Sales'[Type of Sale]), 'Sales'[Type of Sale] = "Offline"))
return
if (SELECTEDVALUE('Lables'[LableName]) = "Purchase",purch,sale)

Online = 
var sale = CALCULATE(sum('Sales'[Sales Amount]), FILTER(ALL('Sales'[Type of Sale]), 'Sales'[Type of Sale] = "Online"))
var purch = CALCULATE(sum('Sales'[Unit Purchased]), FILTER(ALL('Sales'[Type of Sale]), 'Sales'[Type of Sale] = "Online"))
return
if (SELECTEDVALUE('Lables'[LableName]) = "Sales Amount", sale,purch)