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I have a problem with creating my payroll
At the end I want to get the following table:
My data has been imported into the program in this format:
The problem has always been that I do not have my own table in which the desired terms (Sales Turnover, Surcharge C, etc.) are associated with the values.
How do I get it now that I choose the column header as a row heading without first changing it in the Power Query Editor? I can not find a visual that offers me this feature.
Another possibility would be to create my own table in which I create a list (Sales Turnover, Surcharge C, etc.) and then link them to values from another table.
Best regards,
Frank
Hi @Anonymous ,
My original data table is like this:
Then, calculate :
GS = P3[ST] + P3[+SC]
GS-b = P3[GS] - P3[-BC]
KF1 = P3[GS-b] -P3[-M-C]
KF2 = P3[KF1] - [-F-C] - [-C-C] - [-D-C] - [-C-C_1] - [-P-C] - [-Pr-C] - [-S-C]
KF3 = P3[KF2] -[-Fix-C]
Then, export the data and transpose in excel ( As you know, because of the calculated column, you can’t transpose in ‘Edit Query’ ):
Then, import the data and calculate the ‘sum’ and sort each row:
(My data’s sort is wrong, just for reference)
Best regards,
Lionel Chen
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