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Daily Position
Hello all
I need som help/idea to create a daily position like inventory. Starting from a beggining balance, I have all the entries ( production, purchases, returns) and also all my outputs (shipments, transfers) to get the final balance in the day, that will be used as beggining balance for the next day, thinking in a full month view.
Example:
How can I bring the final position of the last day (850) as a begginning balance of the day 02?
| Day 01 | Day02 | |
| Initial Position | 1000 | 850 |
| Production | 500 | 470 |
| Purchases | 100 | 20 |
| Shipments | -600 | -580 |
| Transfers | -150 | 0 |
| Final Position | 850 | 760 |
- Anonymous9 years ago
Hi LuisBassetti,
Please check below sample if it suitable for your requirement.
1. Create a table with begin/end type of each records.
Analysis = CROSSJOIN ( DISTINCT ( SELECTCOLUMNS ( Sheet1, "Code", [Code], "Date", [Date], "Item", [Item], "Local", [Local], "Month", [Month] ) ), UNION ( ROW ( "Type", "a_Begin" ), ROW ( "Type", "z_End" ) ) )2. Add QTY column to calculate the amount.
QTY = var temp= LOOKUPVALUE (Sheet2[Qty],Sheet2[Code], [Code], Sheet2[Date], DATE([Date].[Year],[Date].[MonthNo],1) ) RETURN SWITCH ( [Type], "a_Begin",temp + SUMX ( FILTER ( ALL(Sheet1), Sheet1[Code] = EARLIER ( [Code] ) && Sheet1[Date] < EARLIER ( [Date] ) ), [QTY] ), "z_End", temp + SUMX ( FILTER ( ALL(Sheet1), Sheet1[Code] = EARLIER ( [Code] ) && Sheet1[Date] <= EARLIER ( [Date] ) ), [QTY] ), 0 )3. Format analysis table and union original table.
Merged = UNION(Sheet1,SELECTCOLUMNS(Analysis,"Code",[Code],"Item",[Item],"Type",[Type],"I/O","","QTY",[Qty],"Local",[Local],"Date",[Date],"Month",[Month]))
4. Use above table to create matrix visual.
Notice: I have shared the sample file as the attachment.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
5 Replies
- AnonymousNot applicable
The easiest way to achieve this would be to have tables set up that hold the information you care about that do particular tasks. For example you might have:
- a table of stock items, with a stock code and the initial stock position.
- a production table with dates, stock codes and quantities created.
- a purchases table with dates, customer codes, stock codes, and quantities
- a shipments table with dates, stock codes, and quantities
- a transfers table with dates, stock codes and quantities
- a date table
- any other reference tables, such as customers etc
Now what you can do is create a measure that is:
Current Position = sum('Stock'[Initial Position') + sum('Production'[Quantity']) + sum('Purchases'[Quantity']) - sum('Production'[Shipments]) - sum('Production'[Transfers'])
Lastly, you can create a table visual with the Stock items as your rows and the Current Position as the values. Using a Date Slicer, you can get your current stock by starting your filter at the first date and the date you are interested in. - AnonymousNot applicable
Hi LuisBassetti,
If you can please share some sample file to test, it will be help for analysis.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
- LuisBassettiNew Member
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi LuisBassetti,
Please check below sample if it suitable for your requirement.
1. Create a table with begin/end type of each records.
Analysis = CROSSJOIN ( DISTINCT ( SELECTCOLUMNS ( Sheet1, "Code", [Code], "Date", [Date], "Item", [Item], "Local", [Local], "Month", [Month] ) ), UNION ( ROW ( "Type", "a_Begin" ), ROW ( "Type", "z_End" ) ) )2. Add QTY column to calculate the amount.
QTY = var temp= LOOKUPVALUE (Sheet2[Qty],Sheet2[Code], [Code], Sheet2[Date], DATE([Date].[Year],[Date].[MonthNo],1) ) RETURN SWITCH ( [Type], "a_Begin",temp + SUMX ( FILTER ( ALL(Sheet1), Sheet1[Code] = EARLIER ( [Code] ) && Sheet1[Date] < EARLIER ( [Date] ) ), [QTY] ), "z_End", temp + SUMX ( FILTER ( ALL(Sheet1), Sheet1[Code] = EARLIER ( [Code] ) && Sheet1[Date] <= EARLIER ( [Date] ) ), [QTY] ), 0 )3. Format analysis table and union original table.
Merged = UNION(Sheet1,SELECTCOLUMNS(Analysis,"Code",[Code],"Item",[Item],"Type",[Type],"I/O","","QTY",[Qty],"Local",[Local],"Date",[Date],"Month",[Month]))
4. Use above table to create matrix visual.
Notice: I have shared the sample file as the attachment.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng