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Mani_1
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Distribution of values based on other table

Hi,

Is it possible to distibute the values based on two tables? I have two tables both are connected via Key, by one to many relationship. Now when i use the matrix then i have the result below

Mani_1_0-1693827959504.png

But i want to distibute the revenues values  of x-company into the following:

Mani_1_1-1693828187354.png

The sample data is as follows:

Table1

Mani_1_3-1693828431795.png

Table2

Mani_1_2-1693828347611.png

Thanks in advance

@parry2k @amitchandak @Greg_Deckler 

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amitchandak
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@Mani_1 ,

New column in Table 2=

var _val = sumx(filter(Table1, Table1[Key] = Table2[Key] && Table1[Compay] = Table2[Invoice Recipent]) , Table1[Revenue])

var _st = sumx(filter(Table2, Table2[Key]= earlier(Table2[Key]) && Table2[Invoice Recipent]=  earlier(Table2[Invoice Recipent])) , Table2[Invoice Amount])

return

divide([Invoice Amount], _st)*_val

 

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Hi @amitchandak ,

The code doesn't work.

 

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