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mlsx4
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Calculate unit price by supply

Hi all!

 

This must be an easy question to solve, but I'm not clear today and I'm a bit stuck on this.

I have some rows with the consumption for a lot of different supplies and the price I had paid for the invoice in € over years.

 

What I want is to define a formula which calculates the unity price I'm paying to make a comparison between years and months. For instance the price of the KWh if I have selected electricity in my slicer.

 

Data is structured in this way (of course I have dim tables for center, dates and type of cons):

 

CenterDateConsumptionInvoice total paidType of cons.
A01/07/20231450017800€Electricity
A01/07/20221570019000€Electricity
A01/07/202314005600€Water
A01/08/202314505738€Water
B01/07/20231780023000€Electricity
B01/08/20221856018560€Electricity

 

I think the calculus must be done with sumx and divide (price/consumption), selectedvalue for type of cons. but I'm struggling with it.

 

Thank you in advance.

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lbendlin
Super User
Super User

This looks straightforward.  

lbendlin_0-1695504903464.png

 

where are you stuck?

Hi @lbendlin 

 

Yes, I got your formula, but total is not correct. Therefore, I was trying to use some kind of sumx

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