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Anonymous
6 years agoNot applicable
Difference between 2 sub columns in a matrix
I have a matrix broken shown as such: I would like to create a difference column that would look like this in excel pivot table: This is how the raw data looks like: Let...
- 6 years ago
Anonymous
i got it
duplicate data source Table1 as 'Table 1 (2)'
then create new table
New Table = union('Table1';summarize('Table1 (2)';'Table1 (2)'[Vessel];'Table1 (2)'[Voyage];"Data Type";"zDifference";"Revenue";sumx('Table1 (2)';(calculate(SUM('Table1 (2)'[Revenue]);'Table1 (2)'[Data Type]="Actual")-calculate(SUM('Table1 (2)'[Revenue]);'Table1 (2)'[Data Type]="Estimate")));"Cost";sumx('Table1 (2)';(calculate(SUM('Table1 (2)'[Cost]);'Table1 (2)'[Data Type]="Actual")-calculate(SUM('Table1 (2)'[Cost]);'Table1 (2)'[Data Type]="Estimate")))))aaand
all fields are from New Table, of course
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az38
6 years agoCommunity Champion
Anonymous
i got it
duplicate data source Table1 as 'Table 1 (2)'
then create new table
New Table = union('Table1';summarize('Table1 (2)';'Table1 (2)'[Vessel];'Table1 (2)'[Voyage];"Data Type";"zDifference";"Revenue";sumx('Table1 (2)';(calculate(SUM('Table1 (2)'[Revenue]);'Table1 (2)'[Data Type]="Actual")-calculate(SUM('Table1 (2)'[Revenue]);'Table1 (2)'[Data Type]="Estimate")));"Cost";sumx('Table1 (2)';(calculate(SUM('Table1 (2)'[Cost]);'Table1 (2)'[Data Type]="Actual")-calculate(SUM('Table1 (2)'[Cost]);'Table1 (2)'[Data Type]="Estimate")))))
aaand
all fields are from New Table, of course
do not hesitate to give a kudo to useful posts and mark solutions as solution
Anonymous
6 years agoNot applicable
Hi az38
Yes I think this is what I am looking for and it should work for me!!
Thanks so much for your help!