Creating a pivot table for different levels of data, from individual through entire organization

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I have a folder of course surveys by students for a university. In one table, we would like to see the average result for each question, per instructor, Course, Department, School and University (grand total). The only way I have been able to is create multiple tables, put them side to side, hide rows and put a filter in the column.

It looks like this:

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Column C (Red arrow), for the instructor level, is the table linked to the slicer, columns D&E are hidden, F (blue arrow), for the department level, is the second table (with filter) and column G , university level, is a fixed column (all values chosen, copied & pasted).

 

When I tried to get this all in one table, it looks like this: 

(I omitted the instructors names for security reasons and it made the table too  wide to show you the whole table.)

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All data and tables were created with power query and added to the data model through Course_ID columns in each query.

Thank you,

Valerie

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