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Good morning!!
At month 1, I have 3 tables:
With these 3 tables, I make several measurements to calculate the final measure of the period: Result by Project ("Result 1").
In month 2, I have the same 3 tables whose values start from the day after the last day of the month 1 table. In other words, the results are not cumulative. I perform the same procedure to end up calculating the Project Result for Month 2 ("Result 2").
Now I want to see the cumulative results for all the months. The idea I have is to create a measure for every observation I have. I mean:
Is this measure-based approach correct? It seems to me that I have to calculate a lot of measurements to get to the end. Would there be any other more efficient approach or is this one okay? If I add a date column to each of the 3 tables and then attach all the tables, would I get anywhere with this approximation?
Thank you very much in advance.
Good morning @v-xiandat-msft !
Thank you for replying. I've been using power bi for 1 month now and I'm a bit lost. I attach a .pbi file and 3 Excel tables so that you can better understand my problem:
As I mentioned, each month I'm going to have 3 different tables: Billing per project (PyG_220209); Hourly cost of each employee (Costehora_220209); and, Hours allocated from each employee to each project (Horas_220209).
Next month I will have the same tables with the values ranging from the 1st of that month to the 30th of the same month. That is, the tables are monthly.
Each project can be alive for several months. My goal is to know at all times the total result (accumulated of all months) of each project.
To do this, I have created the measure "RESULT FIN_220209" that collects everything that the result of each project has to have in 1 month. To get there I had to create 10 measures (I guess due to my lack of experience I haven't been as efficient as you can be and with fewer measures you could reach the END RESULT).
When I have the next month's data, I'll have to calculate a FINAL RESULT 2 for that month. And then a CUMULATIVE RESULT which will be the sum of the FINAL RESULT 220209 and the FINAL RESULT 2. And so on and so forth, having to calculate the measurements of each month plus the measure of the Cumulative Result.
I have several doubts that I summarize in two points:
Thank you very much in advance.
Best regards.
Hi @Syndicate_Admin ,
Can you give us a sample data table, so that we can help you solve the problem quickly, thank you.
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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