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Hello Community!
I would need some tips to get my allocation problem solved properly.
I have a project with start date and end date. Then I have predicted costs and then an allocation rule that says for example that project is split into 4 splits (based on duration end date - start date). First step gets 10% of predicted cost, 2nd step 20%, 3rd step 20% and 4th step 50%. Cost should be allocated for each days, for example 10% of total cost should be allocated to days in the first step.
Example data:
ProjectID; StartDate; EndDate; AllocationRule; PredictedCost
ID1; 1.1.2019; 20.5.2019; Rule1; 100000€
AllocationRule; Allocation1; Allocation2; Allocation3; Allocation4
Rule1; 10; 20; 20; 50
Any Idea how this should be done?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
I got it sorted out.
The key was to add custom column in power query which creates days in range:
Table.AddColumn(#"Added Index", "Date", each {[StartDate]..[EndDate]})
After that it's just basic calculations and lookups to get allocation right.
Hi,
I got it sorted out.
The key was to add custom column in power query which creates days in range:
Table.AddColumn(#"Added Index", "Date", each {[StartDate]..[EndDate]})
After that it's just basic calculations and lookups to get allocation right.
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