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Hello, I am new to Power BI and would like help creating a 'delta' chart based on the Bough / Sold amount for a sample Sales table. I have the following table below:
Based on the table above, I create 2 charts which is 1) Bought Amount Totals per Month and 2) Sold Amount Totals per Month.
Bought Total per Month which sums up the "Buy" column if "Sold = 'NO'" and "BoughtMonth = Month Criteria"
Sales Total per Month which sums up the "Sold" column if "Sold = 'YES'" and "Sold Month = Month Criteria"
I have already created the following above in Power BI. My data source is a SharePoint List, which is based on the Sales Table. Now, I would like to create a "Delta Table" showing the difference between the Sales and Bought Totals per month, something like this (which I created in Excel):
In Excel, I have done this easily because I was able to create manually table and just calculated the deducted values like so:
But in Power BI, I am having difficulty creating the table above. Please note that for reasons, the Sales Table cannot be re-structured anymore. I can add calculated columns and such but I can't remove any of the existing columns there.
Please help how I can do the delta table
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Hi there,
Happy to help. You should be able to write a DAX Measure to do a comparison of the two values and put that on a chart in Power BI Desktop by Month. Queries look something like below:
DAX Measure for Buy:
Bought = CALCULATE ( SUM ( [Buy] ), TableName[Sold] = "No", TableName[BoughtMonth] = "Month Criteria" )
DAX Measure for Sell:
Sold = CALCULATE ( SUM ( [Sold] ), TableName[Sold] = "Yes", TableName[BoughtMonth] = "Month Criteria" )
DAX Comparison Measure:
Delta Comparison = [Bought] - [Sold]
I'm not sure what your "Month Criteria" is so I put that in as a placeholder for whatever value would need to go there for your first two measures. Hope this helps!
Reid Havens - Principal Consultant
PowerPivotPro
Hi there,
Happy to help. You should be able to write a DAX Measure to do a comparison of the two values and put that on a chart in Power BI Desktop by Month. Queries look something like below:
DAX Measure for Buy:
Bought = CALCULATE ( SUM ( [Buy] ), TableName[Sold] = "No", TableName[BoughtMonth] = "Month Criteria" )
DAX Measure for Sell:
Sold = CALCULATE ( SUM ( [Sold] ), TableName[Sold] = "Yes", TableName[BoughtMonth] = "Month Criteria" )
DAX Comparison Measure:
Delta Comparison = [Bought] - [Sold]
I'm not sure what your "Month Criteria" is so I put that in as a placeholder for whatever value would need to go there for your first two measures. Hope this helps!
Reid Havens - Principal Consultant
PowerPivotPro
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