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I have two tables: Sales and Bundle Details.
In my Sales table - some of the sales are shown as Bundles - without Product.
The other table shows these bundle details, but it doesn't show all sales transactions. It has many-to-one relation with Sales.
I would like to create a matrix that shows Product Group / Product with Sales Amount from both tables.
How can I do this with the current data structure without inserting rows / merging / appending tables?
Attached is .pbix
Thank you!
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoP_9ampPIT77CI8fI-46iLWufTK?e=LeoaZG
Hi @michaelshparber ,
Two workarounds:
1. Create a calculated table.
Table =
VAR Sales1 =
FILTER ( Sales, Sales[Bundle Sale Ind] <> "Bundle" )
VAR Sales2 =
SUMMARIZE (
Sales1,
Sales[Transaction#],
Sales[Product Group],
Sales[Product],
Sales[Amount]
)
VAR Bundle1 =
SUMMARIZE (
'Bundle Details',
'Bundle Details'[Transaction#],
'Bundle Details'[Product Group],
'Bundle Details'[Product],
'Bundle Details'[Amount]
)
VAR Sales3 =
UNION ( Sales2, Bundle1 )
RETURN
Sales3
Then, you can create a Matrix visual like so:
2. Or you can create a Product table first and then create a measure like so:
Product = SUMMARIZE ( Sales, Sales[Product Group], Sales[Product] )Measure =
VAR Sales1 =
FILTER ( Sales, Sales[Bundle Sale Ind] <> "Bundle" )
VAR Sales2 =
SUMMARIZE (
Sales1,
Sales[Transaction#],
Sales[Product Group],
Sales[Product],
Sales[Amount]
)
VAR Bundle1 =
SUMMARIZE (
'Bundle Details',
'Bundle Details'[Transaction#],
'Bundle Details'[Product Group],
'Bundle Details'[Product],
'Bundle Details'[Amount]
)
VAR Sales3 =
UNION ( Sales2, Bundle1 )
RETURN
SUMX (
FILTER (
Sales3,
[Product Group] = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Product'[Product Group] )
&& [Product] = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Product'[Product] )
),
[Amount]
)
BTW, .pbix file attached.
Best Regards,
Icey
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Thanks a lot @Icey , I think the second option is the way to go for me.
Just need to make some adjustments so that the totals for Product Groups are calculated.
@camargos88 Thank you as well, it's just as I stated, I needed a solution without appending/merging.
Appreciate your help!
Hi @michaelshparber ,
Check this file: Download PBIX
I just appended the bundle table in the sales table and filtererd the bundle rows out. Also I created a new column to indentify the bundles transactions.
Hi Ricardo @camargos88 ,
Thanks, but I stated that I am looking for a solution WITHOUT appending the tables.
In my real scenario the two tables are quite different so I cannot append them.
Can you think of another way, please?
Thanks!
I've merged them into sales tables, the file is updated.
Does it work ? If no let me know.
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