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Hi,
I have a data table like that list down all the assessments done by each companies up until 2023
Tier | Company | Year | Assessment |
Class I | A | 2019 | Yes |
Class I | A | 2020 | Yes |
Class I | A | 2023 | Yes |
Class II | B | 2020 | Yes |
Class II | B | 2021 | Yes |
Alpha | C | 2021 | Yes |
Alpha | C | 2022 | Yes |
Alpha | C | 2023 | Yes |
Ultimately, I want to create a table that will show when a company has [reviously gone for assessments and which company is due to go for review in 2024 and 2025 based on their tier type. The rule is for Alpha type companies, it has to go each year, for Class I, its every 2 years, for Class II its every 3 years. The table that I want will look like this:
Company | 2019 (Historic data) | 2020 (Historic data) | 2021 (Historic data) | 2022 (Historic data) | 2023 (Historic data) | Due in 2024 | Due in 2025 |
A | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | |||
B | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||||
C | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
How do I create this kind of table in PowerBI? Really appreciate the help.
Thank you
Hi @nailifarhanah can you pls share the screenshot of your data model so we can see how relationships are set up. Also i guess you might need to create Company years tables with all possible Company tier year combination like this