Power BI Multi-Row Card is useful to display the data in a Group format (or a section-wise). Let me show you how to Create a Multi-Row Card with an example.
For this Multi-Row Card demonstration, we will use the SQL Data Source we created in our previous article. So, please refer to the Connect Power BI to SQL Server and the Power BI Chart list article available on our Power BI tutorial to understand the Data Source.
Create a Multi-Row Card in Power BI
Drag and drop the Sales Amount from the Fields section to the Canvas to automatically create a Column Chart, as shown in the screenshot below. Please refer to the Power BI card article.
Next, let me add the Color field to the Axis field. It creates a column chart that shows the Sales Amount by the product Color.
Click on the Multi-Row Card under the Visualization section. It automatically converts the Column Chart into a Multi-Row Card. The screenshot below shows the Multi-Row Card that shows the Total Sales Amount grouped by Product Color. Also, refer to the Power BI table article.
Create a Multi-Row Card in Power BI Approach 2
First, click on the Multi-Row Card under the Visualization section. It creates a Multi-Row Card with dummy data, as shown in the below screenshot.
Let me drag the Product Color and Sales Amount to the Fields section. As you can see, it shows the Multi-Row Card of Product Color and Sales Amount.
Next, let me drag one more metric value, i.e., total product cost, to the Fields section. Next, let me drag the Tax Amount as well. The next step is to add this report to a Power BI Dashboard and create a Power BI App.
Let me do some quick formatting to this Multi-Row Card. I suggest you refer to the Format Multi-Row Card article to understand the formatting options.
