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Comparing two excel sheets without merging
- 5 years ago
You have to filter out the rows containing "in transit":
try:
Table differences = VAR receiving1 = SUMMARIZE ( Receiving, Receiving[ItemID], Receiving[Description], Receiving[Item Type], "QT", SUM ( Receiving[Quantity]) ) VAR sending1 = SUMMARIZE ( FILTER( Sending, Sending[Status] <> "In transit"), Sending[ItemID], Sending[Description], Sending[Item Type], "QT", SUM ( Sending[Quantity (all)] ) ) VAR OnlyRec = ADDCOLUMNS ( EXCEPT ( receiving1, sending1 ), "From table", "Receiving" ) VAR OnlySend = ADDCOLUMNS ( EXCEPT ( sending1, receiving1 ), "From table", "Sending" ) RETURN UNION ( OnlyRec, OnlySend )
Amazing! Thanks PaulDBrown
One final question, in my sending table I have a "Status" column that shows the item's current status. Do you have a recommendation for me to integrate it to this table differences, so it ignores items that has the status "In transit"?
Thanks,
You have to filter out the rows containing "in transit":
try:
Table differences =
VAR receiving1 =
SUMMARIZE (
Receiving,
Receiving[ItemID],
Receiving[Description],
Receiving[Item Type],
"QT", SUM ( Receiving[Quantity])
)
VAR sending1 =
SUMMARIZE (
FILTER(
Sending, Sending[Status] <> "In transit"),
Sending[ItemID],
Sending[Description],
Sending[Item Type],
"QT", SUM ( Sending[Quantity (all)] )
)
VAR OnlyRec =
ADDCOLUMNS ( EXCEPT ( receiving1, sending1 ), "From table", "Receiving" )
VAR OnlySend =
ADDCOLUMNS ( EXCEPT ( sending1, receiving1 ), "From table", "Sending" )
RETURN
UNION ( OnlyRec, OnlySend )- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
Awesome! Thanks PaulDBrown It works marvelously!
I hate to be that guy, but do you have a more elegant solution than what I have, regarding the differences per item? I created 3 measures and used a matrix viz to show difference per item, so it shows 1 and -1 for the below two rows:Here are the measures:
Sum Sending = CALCULATE(SUM('Table differences'[Quantity]), 'Table differences'[Source] = "Sending") Sum Receiving= CALCULATE(SUM('Table differences'[Quantity]), 'Table differences'[Source] = "Receiving") Sum Differnece = [Sum Sending] - [Sum Receiving]Obviously when I do that, I get an annoyingly ugly result:
If you have a better solution, I would be happy to learn.
Thanks,
- PaulDBrown5 years agoCommunity Champion
I take it the "QT" are columns from the table. If you are using a matrix, use measures instead (leave the column bucket empty), or try a table visual instead of a matrix.
You can also "hide" a column in a visual by dragging the boundary, but you need to turn off word-wrap and maybe auto-width in the formatting pane.- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
You're a savior! Many thanks!