Hello everyone
I have 2 table sheets in which they share common data and I would like to compare the difference between them to calculate the delta or differences with a filter condition.
An example of this table would be as follows:
TABLE 1 TABLE 2 DELTA
STATUS PART NUMBER QTY STATUS PART NUMBER QTY STATUS PART NUMBER QTY
OPEN 78124 100 OPEN 78124 200 OPEN 78124 300 (100+400 - 200)
OPEN 78125 100 OPEN 78125 300 OPEN 78125 200
OPEN 78112 300 OPEN 78112 300 OPEN 78112 0
CLOSE 78115 400 OPEN 78115 350 OPEN 78115 150
CLOSE 78118 500 OPEN 78118 80 OPEN 78118 520
OPEN 78115 500
OPEN 78118 600
OPEN 78124 400
In this example the comparison is only for the Open Status Condition, and it is between each part number of each table.
For Part number 78124 in table 1 it is repeated and the total is 500, and for table 1 part number 78124 in table 2 is 200, so if the difference is compared is equal to 200.
So at the end what I am looking for is to have a summary of quantities difference between table 1 and 2 with open status and per part number.
It kinds of messy if I miss information please let me know
I will appreciate any advice to create this table comparisson in power BI.
Thanks in advacne
Best regards
Carlos V
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Try this approach. Make a table visual with the Part Number from Table1 and add this measure
Delta =
var currentpart = selectedvalue(Table1[PartNumber])
var table1open = calculate(Sum(Table1[Qty]), Table1[Status]="Open")
var table2open = calculate(sum(Table2[Qty]), Table2[Status]="Open", Table2[PartNum]=currentpart)
return table1open-table2open
If this works for you, please mark it as the solution. Kudos are appreciated too. Please let me know if not.
Regards,
Pat
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Try this approach. Make a table visual with the Part Number from Table1 and add this measure
Delta =
var currentpart = selectedvalue(Table1[PartNumber])
var table1open = calculate(Sum(Table1[Qty]), Table1[Status]="Open")
var table2open = calculate(sum(Table2[Qty]), Table2[Status]="Open", Table2[PartNum]=currentpart)
return table1open-table2open
If this works for you, please mark it as the solution. Kudos are appreciated too. Please let me know if not.
Regards,
Pat
To learn more about Power BI, follow me on Twitter or subscribe on YouTube.
Thank you, this did the job, I was breaking my head, thank you again for the advice.
Best regards!
Carlos V
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