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Junaid11
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Helper V

Difference of sales for each date in Matrix

Hello,
I wanted to create a matrix from below data but it should show the difference for each day. I have attached the outcome as well.
The data is:

Sales numberDateRevenue
A01/01/2020113
B01/01/2020225
C01/01/2020188
A13/01/2020146
B13/01/2020274
C13/01/2020199
A18/01/2020234
B18/01/2020345
C18/01/2020221

The matrix looks like this:

Matrix.PNG

But I want the difference measure/column for each sales number on date sales. I have attached the outcome as well:

Sales Number01/01/2020Difference13/01/2020Difference18/01/2020
A1133314688234
B2254927471345
C1881119922221


Kindly let me know if possible.
Thanks

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@Junaid11 here is the updated measure and the file is also attached

 

Prev Visible Day Revenue = 
VAR __transactionDate = MAX ( 'Date'[Date] ) 
VAR __prevVisibleDateRevenue = 
IF ( 
    NOT ISBLANK ( [Total Revenue] ), 
    VAR __prevVisibleDate = CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Sheet1'[Date] ), 'Date'[Date] < __transactionDate ) 
    RETURN CALCULATE ( [Total Revenue], 'Date'[Date] = __prevVisibleDate ) )
  RETURN __prevVisibleDateRevenue

 

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parry2k
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Super User

@Junaid11 here is the updated measure and the file is also attached

 

Prev Visible Day Revenue = 
VAR __transactionDate = MAX ( 'Date'[Date] ) 
VAR __prevVisibleDateRevenue = 
IF ( 
    NOT ISBLANK ( [Total Revenue] ), 
    VAR __prevVisibleDate = CALCULATE ( MAX ( 'Sheet1'[Date] ), 'Date'[Date] < __transactionDate ) 
    RETURN CALCULATE ( [Total Revenue], 'Date'[Date] = __prevVisibleDate ) )
  RETURN __prevVisibleDateRevenue

 

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parry2k
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@Junaid11 I think it is good, you don't have data for each day and the' previous day is getting calculated blank() and giving the wrong diff, we have to tweak it a bit.  Can you send me pbix file with the sample data?



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Hello @parry2k ,

Yes the sales/REvenue data would be on different dates not on consecutive. I am attaching link og both the sample file of excel and Pbix. Thanks for you help as well.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/15JubO1Ai_-LIon6qwctZHG3VkeHHJbOX/view?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ecSAn1F09lnY1RHFBHuDF4uG1pDfBc4F/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=11426...

Junaid11
Helper V
Helper V

Hello @parry2k,

I followed as you have asked but this is what I am getting. Kindly tell me is there any thing that I am doing wrong?

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@Junaid11 it is pretty straightforward, first, you add a date dimension in your model, you can follow my blog post to add one Create a basic Date table in your data model for Time Intelligence calculations | PeryTUS IT Solutio...

 

Once you date table and relationship with transaction table, add the following measures:

 

Sales = SUM ( Table[Sales] )

Prev Day Sales = CALCULATE ( [Sales], PREVIOUSDAY ( DateTable[Date] )  )

Diff = [Sales] - [Prev Day Sales]

 

To visualize, use matrix visual, put sales number on rows, date from date table on columns and above measure (sales and Diff) on values and you have the solution

 

 

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