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Hello PowerBI Forum,
I need help creating a forecast triangle in PowerBI, I'm not sure how I should structure the data in excel.
The idea is that we do a monthly forecast for the next 12 months, then when we get the actual result. We are trying to compare to our original result to determine how accurate we are.
Vertical data = actual result
Horizontal data = forecast result
Example- row 1- January - we forecast the next 12 months and February is estimated at 24.
row 2- the actual the result for February is 23, then we forecast out 11 months
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where are the forecast weights coming from? Why the hole starting from June?
Hi Ben, The forecast weight comes from a system. In this case, I use mock data to illustrate my visual.
The hole begins in June is essentially when we stop updating our spreadsheet.
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