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This is because you're pivoting data which is essentially already pivoted!
In the attached is: 1. An ugly workaround added to your existing which is a calculated field. Don't use it, it's very inflexible (and it doesn't change if you add/remove things to the values area). 2. A second pivot at cell O3 which works as I think you want. It's your data, unpivoted by Power Query in the background and a new pivot table created from the result. In the background your data is transformed to look like this: 2023-02-28_222447.png |
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