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Anonymous
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How to relate KPI targets against Sales Value

I am trying to compare the sales value against the target value accross time and regions, the issue i am having is that i can see the sales per region and date, and separately i can see the target per date (lookup so this is related) but not by region, after unpivoting the Target Table when i try to make a relationship betwen the table Target and Region i get an error because the Region table doesnt contain unique values; I created a region KEY table and made a relationship to the region table but still no luck, when i try to compare the Target with Sales, powerbi sum all the target values in the regions example:

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I have 2 lookup tables: A data table and Regions table:

CODECOUNTRYREGION
AT  AustriaDACH
BG  BulgariaEastern Europe
PL PolandEastern Europe
CZ  Czech RepublicEastern Europe

 

then one Sales Data table:

Shipping CountryProducts ItemProducts QuantityProducts PriceOrder TotalShipping Date
DE2447AB133.633.62019-11-22
DE7626AB225502019-11-28
PL1370AB20183602019-11-20
DE2601AB1002019-11-19
DE314AB30154502019-11-18
PL3154AB1013.51352019-11-20

 

And the Target Table:

MonthDACHEastern Europe
Oct-19   377,033     92,125
Nov-19   404,556     58,246
Dec-19   222,883   259,211

 

Relationship View:

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I would really appreciatte any help on this.

 

Thanks 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

You can take Region from Region Table, not from Territory.

 

Screenshot 2019-12-07 11.04.58.png

 

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FirasAlramli
Regular Visitor

I advise you to use Star schema relationship.

 

modify your tables by merge (Territory , Region,Target) and make it as one table.

 

amitchandak
Super User
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Your relationship view seems fine.  Both relations with Date and Region is One to Many with Target.

 

If possible please share a sample pbix file after removing sensitive information.
Thanks

 

 

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Anonymous
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Hello @amitchandak Thanks for the reply.

You can download the pbix from onedrive here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AguM2qARs0_yhlk819ZM_o5SBCQ6?e=OY4suB

Thanks in advace for your help.

after see the file - the problem is

 

Sales by Territory code  and Target by Region code.

 

Solution:

 

Modify Target table to be by Territory - 

merge territory code , region and target togther. 

You can take Region from Region Table, not from Territory.

 

Screenshot 2019-12-07 11.04.58.png

 

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