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romovaro
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3 years ago

Comparing 2 tables

HI all

 

I have a question regarding comparing 2 tables. (same columns. The only difference is that in the Baseline we have the expected CUIDS x month and in the "Slipp Country " table we have the CUIDs that slipped)

 

 

When crating the table, I show the correct #CUID Baseline x Month but the #CUID slippage is only correct for July

 

For example, Australia in August should show:

CUID BASeline= 16

CUID Slippage: 7 (but table is showing 11)

 

For example, Australia in september should show:

CUID Baseline= 14

CUID Slippage: 3 (but table is showing 😎

 

the idea is to get both numbers in the table and then create the measure to show %slippage x month x country.

 

Thanks

 

jgeddes 

 

Need Help

4 Replies

  • romovaro's avatar
    romovaro
    Responsive Resident
    3 years ago

    HI

     

    Saw this solution from selimovd but not really working for me. Do I miss something?

     

    The idea is to check in the baseline against the CUIDS that slipped x month.

     

    Matching Measure =
    VAR vIntersectionTable =
    INTERSECT (
        SUMMARIZE ( 'Slippage Country', 'Slippage Country'[CUID Slippage Country], 'Slippage Country'[Month] ),
        SUMMARIZE ( 'Baseline Country', 'Baseline Country'[CUID Baseline Country], 'Baseline Country'[Month] )
    )
    RETURN
    IF( COUNTROWS( vIntersectionTable ) > 0, "Yes", "No" )
     
    With this formula I get all Yes...but it's not true.
     
    thanks
    • selimovd's avatar
      selimovd
      Most Valuable Professional
      3 years ago

      Hey romovaro ,

       

      what was the solution from me that didn't work?

       

      Best regards
      Denis

      • romovaro's avatar
        romovaro
        Responsive Resident
        3 years ago

        Hi Selimovd,

         

        I have one table with 1534 CUIDs (Baseline table)

        &  I have another table with 478 CUIDs (Cuid that slipped the Go Live Date)

         

        I am trying to create a table that shows x month and Country the Baseline...how many CUIDs slipped and the % x country x month.

         

        Real numbers should be:

        July – 302 Baseline vs 90 slipped (30%)

        Aug – 229 Baseline vs 78 slipped (34%)

        Sep – 269 Baseline vs 83 slipped (31%)

        Oct – 330 baseline vs 89 slipped (27%)

        Nov – 277 Baseline vs 103 slipped (37%)

        Dec – 127 baseline vs 35 slipped (28%)

        Total – 1534 Baseline vs 478 slipped (31.16%)

         

        When I try to build the table I show correctly yhe CUID baseline but CUID slipped are wrong. It's showing wrong numbers.

         

        Baseline Excel file looks like:

        Client Name Country CUID Baseline Country Project Health SL_CUID Month
          Czech Republic 1000886CZ01 Green - 2022-07
          United Kingdom 1000886GB01 Green - 2022-07
          France ALLVFR01 Green - 2022-07
          Netherlands ALLVNL01 Green - 2022-07
          Singapore ALLVSG01 Green - 2022-07
          Canada ANYSCA01 Green - 2022-07
          Australia ASHDAU01 Green - 2022-07
          Lebanon 380227LB01 Green - 2022-07
          Lebanon 380227LB02 Green - 2022-07
          Canada CSAUCA01 Green - 2022-07
          Czech Republic DELLCZ01 Green - 2022-07
          United States 1000204US01 Green - 2022-07
          United States 1000204US02 Green - 2022-07
          Mexico 1000220MX01 Green - 2022-07
          United Kingdom 1000220GB01 Green - 2022-07
          United States 1000220US01 Green - 2022-07
          France 1000542FR01 Green - 2022-07
          France 1000542FR02 Green - 2022-07
          France 1000542FR03 Green - 2022-07
          France 1000542FR04 Green - 2022-07

         

        And Slippage Excel file 

         

        Client Name Country CUID Slippage Country Project Health SL_CUID Month
          Singapore 380305SG01 Green - 2022-07
          Singapore 380305SG02 Green - 2022-07
          France ALLVFR01 Green - 2022-07
          Netherlands ALLVNL01 Green - 2022-07
          Singapore ALLVSG01 Green - 2022-07
          Australia 1000061AU02 Green - 2022-07
          Australia 380227AU01 Green - 2022-07
          France 380221FR02 Green - 2022-07
          Netherlands 380291NL01 Green - 2022-07
          chile EIDUCL01 Green - 2022-07
          chile EIDUCL02 Green - 2022-07
          chile EIDUCL03 Green - 2022-07
          India 1000322IN01 Green - 2022-07
          Hong Kong EDGCHK01 Green - 2022-07
          Panama 1000501PA01 Green - 2022-07
          Venezuela 1000501VE01 Green - 2022-07
          Bulgaria HAPABG01 Green - 2022-07
          New Zealand ICESNZ02 Green - 2022-07
          United States 380306US01 Green - 2022-07
          France 380263FR01 Green - 2022-07
          United kingdom 1000464GB01 Green - 2022-07
          United Arab Emirates 1000301AE01 Green - 2022-07
          United kingdom 380245GB01 Green - 2022-07
          United kingdom 380245GB02 Green - 2022-07
          Mexico 1000267MX01 Green - 2022-07
          Mexico 1000267MX02 Green - 2022-07

         

        What I was trying with your formula is to match the slipped CUIDs using CUID and Month from the Baseline table vs CUID and month from the SLippage Table.

         

        Matching Measure =
        VAR vIntersectionTable =
        INTERSECT (
            SUMMARIZE ( 'Slippage Country', 'Slippage Country'[CUID Slippage Country], 'Slippage Country'[Month] ),
            SUMMARIZE ( 'Baseline Country', 'Baseline Country'[CUID Baseline Country], 'Baseline Country'[Month] )
        )
        RETURN
        IF( COUNTROWS( vIntersectionTable ) > 0, "Yes", "No" )

         

        But everything is showing "yes" .

         

        Tried different formulas to add the slipped CUIDs in the table but not showing the good numbers.

        Slipped2 = IF('Baseline Country'[CUID] IN VALUES ('Slippage Country'[CUID]),"True","False")
         

        If I don't mix the tables....i get the correct "slippage" numbers (Blue square)...but when combined with the other table, numbers are different

         

         

        jgeddes