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Hi All,
i'm trying to show a sales dashboard that demonstrates the gross profit per sales person. Each entry in the gross profit column has a column next to it called rating, which can comprise of two potential values: commited and coming.
I need to create a view that shows a single visual in power bi, with the commited value in one column and another in a coming column, with each row representing a sales person.
i've been wracking my brain on how to do this, as visual filters and page level filters leave me with one or the other and not both.
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Not sure is this what you would like to achieve in your final results. Please follow the screenshots.Sample Table
Create a Measure for coming
Create a measure for committed
Final Results
@Seiryth create two calculated columns one called commited and other called coming as below,
Commited = IF (tableName[rating] = "Commited", 1 , 0)
Coming = IF (tableName[rating] = "Coming", 1 , 0)
Then use clustered column or bar chart and drop two calculated columns onto Values section and you will now be abe to see sum/count of commited and coming values onto same visual.
@Seiryth create two calculated columns one called commited and other called coming as below,
Commited = IF (tableName[rating] = "Commited", 1 , 0)
Coming = IF (tableName[rating] = "Coming", 1 , 0)
Then use clustered column or bar chart and drop two calculated columns onto Values section and you will now be abe to see sum/count of commited and coming values onto same visual.
ok so I ended up figuring this out throughout the day, this is how I ended up doing it...
I created two calculated columns as such
Commit revenue = CALCULATE(SUM('Pipe - This Month'[Product_Revenue]),'Pipe - This Month'[Rating]="Commit")
Commit cost= CALCULATE(SUM('Pipe - This Month'[Product_Cost]),'Pipe - This Month'[Rating]="Commit")
Coming revenue = CALCULATE(SUM('Pipe - This Month'[Product_Revenue]),'Pipe - This Month'[Rating]="Coming")
Coming cost= CALCULATE(SUM('Pipe - This Month'[Product_Cost]),'Pipe - This Month'[Rating]="Coming")then i created two columns, one for commit and one for coming as such:
GrossProfit Commit= ('Pipe - This Month'[Commit Product Revenue]/1000-'Pipe - This Month'[Commit Product Cost]/1000)GrossProfit Coming= ('Pipe - This Month'[Coming Product Revenue]/1000-'Pipe - This Month'[Coming Product Cost]/1000)this gives me my commit and coming columns i needed 🙂
Not sure is this what you would like to achieve in your final results. Please follow the screenshots.Sample Table
Create a Measure for coming
Create a measure for committed
Final Results
Just a thought would be to possibly create 2 measures, one for Commited and one for Coming?
And in doing so you could then use a visual to display them together?
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