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Good afternoon!
I have 3 tables in my Power BI report:
daily sales table (something like this)
monthly sales plan table
and dimDates table
I want to make a chart like this:
I think I will aggregate daily fact sales into monthly fact sales with a simple measure. But what is the best way to build relationships between the tables above to construnct the chart I want?
Hi @darkmetrics ,
In powerquery, if you a create a column with Date.EndofMonth on date to get the end of month. Then use group by to summarize the data using the end of month column , fact_sales. Join both the daily sales and sales plan to the date table and you should get the desired outcome.
Hope this helps.
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