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Spotto
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How to distribute items to people

I need some help I can't find a solution.

I have a table (Table A) that have data that is updated daily. (Product, value, etc.)

In another table (Table B) I have analyst information (Name, registration, etc)

 

I needed to create a way for POWER BI to count the amount of products (table A) and distribute it in equal parts to each analyst (table B)

 

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Any idea how to do this in power query or Dax?

Thank you for your help

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Hi @Spotto ,

 

So what you could do in that case is divide Index/Number of Lines per analyst and then round up the result. This would give you an index by group that you could use as a GUID for the analyts. Merge in an anayst table and that should give you the split you want.

 

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davehus
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Hi @Spotto ,

 

Please see attached solution in powerquery. Open editor.

Count Rows in Table

Divide by Number of Analysts

Add Index

If Index <= Divided Rows then Analyst A else if Index <= Divide Rows *2 then Analyst B else Analyst C etc. 

You can do the additional transformations as required

 

Hope this helps.

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Thanks a lot for the help. I liked your solution in power query but my analyst base has 50 lines I would have to put 1 by 1 in the if condition, it will be too big.

Hi @Spotto ,

 

So what you could do in that case is divide Index/Number of Lines per analyst and then round up the result. This would give you an index by group that you could use as a GUID for the analyts. Merge in an anayst table and that should give you the split you want.

 

davehus_0-1664526402430.png

Updated attached included.

 

Did I help you today? Please accept my solution and hit the Kudos button.

 

 

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