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Build, format, and publish demanding tabular reports with the Ataytis Matrix Power BI visual.

Format pane

Hierarchy

Set expansion defaults, indentation, child counts, expansion symbols, and per-level styling across twelve hierarchy levels.

Expansion and indentation

SettingWhat it does
Default expand rowsWhether the matrix opens with rows expanded rather than collapsed to the top level.
Expand to levelHow far down the hierarchy that automatic expansion goes.
Indent widthThe horizontal step applied to each level in a compact layout.
Row paddingVertical space inside each row. The single most effective control for making a dense matrix comfortable.
Show child countAppends the number of children to a parent row, so readers know what is hidden before expanding.
Level 1 – Level 12Per-level switches for the settings above where a level-by-level choice makes sense.

Per-level styling

The Hierarchy styling group applies formatting to one hierarchy level at a time. Choose the level with Edit level, then set its font, weight, extra padding, and extra indent. Overrides are stored per level, so a level-one section header can be bold and spaced while level three stays plain.

Ataytis Matrix with distinct font weight, padding, and indentation applied to each hierarchy level.
Per-level styling: weight, padding, and indent set independently so the structure reads at a glance.
Hierarchy — Ataytis Matrix | AtaytisTech