Amanda Rivera (SHE/HER) on 17 Nov 2018 02:30:35
Vote on this idea if you want expand/collapse on column headers in the matrix similar to what was shipped for row headers in November (https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-november-2018-feature-summary/#expandCollapse).
Administrator on 28 Jan 2023 20:33:12
10/20/2022 - Just an update, this is an extremely expensive item, which is why it has not been picked up yet. I promise we will revisit this after we ship visual calculations
- Comments (166)
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
Much needed
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
In a similar idea - when showing values on rows could we expand by row breakdown also?
Eg showing revenue, passengers and capacity on the rows could we then expand by direction?
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
Can you also look at how matrices handle additional row columns that are not part of the matrix cols. these don’t seem to be retained correctly when changing them (adding or re ordering) you can also only have the, on the left and alternating row colours don’t seem to work correctly
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
Now that we Have +/- in rows, this should not be difficult to add in columns as well, hope we get this to see in MS Business Application on June demo.
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
I need this feature now
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
Replicating Excel reporting and found that column group expand collapse (+/-) is not available in Power Bi. Definitely needed
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
Percebo uma oportunidade de melhoria no layout para melhor manusear via celular.
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
Any plans from Microsoft to add this feature? Approx. when?
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
This would be a great addon!
RE: Add expand/collapse feature to column headers
This feature would enable many "Excel based" dashboards to be effectively created and managed in PowerBI that use wide tables with expand/collapse groupings. One more "gap closed" in PowerBI vs. Excel functionality.