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So I have 4 tables,
Date,'
region,
sales and
expenses.
The sales and expenses are related to the region and Date (many to one) what I am trying to do is get the difference between sales and expense for each region on a month on month basis.
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@Anonymous
Try this measure
Profit = SUM( SALES[AMOUNT] ) -
SUM( Expense[AMOUNT] )
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@Anonymous
You can have the following measures on a matrix with Year-Month in Rows :
Sales Difference = SUM( SALES[AMOUNT] ) - CALCULATE( SALES[AMOUNT] ,PREVIOUSMONTH(DATES[DATE]))
Expeses Difference = SUM( EXPENSE[AMOUNT] ) - CALCULATE( EXPENSE[AMOUNT] ,PREVIOUSMONTH(DATES[DATE]))
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Hello, this calculates the month on month difference for sales and expenses separately which is not what i want.
i want to see the profit which is sales - expense for each month
@Anonymous
Try this measure
Profit = SUM( SALES[AMOUNT] ) -
SUM( Expense[AMOUNT] )
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Thanks ....lol...that was easy tho....funny
@Anonymous
When you mentioned Month on Month, it is supposed mean compare a month with another month, that was why I gave a complicated measure.
glad it works now
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