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Hi guys,
I have the following two tables:
table 1 (Excel file 1):
customerID yearly_forecast
324343 68400
753454 30000
table 2 (Excel file 2):
year month percentage
2020 10 7%
2020 11 7%
2020 12 9%
2021 01 11%
2021 02 12%
New table needs to get the data as followed (example data):
customerID percentage yearly_forecast monthly_forecast year month
3234343 7% 68400 4788 2020 10
3234343 7% 68400 4788 2020 11
3234343 9% 68400 5444 2020 12
3234343 11% 68400 5444 2020 12
3234343 9% 68400 5444 2020 12
753454 7% 30000 2533 2020 10
753454 7% 30000 2533 2020 11
etc..
If anyone knows whether this is possible and how to produce it in PowerBI I would be lifetime thankful 🙂
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yes possible. it's a very common pattern
https://www.daxpatterns.com/budget/
need a year column or customerid column to use as the join condition
If they both have a 'year' column, I think you're looking for
- Table 2 left outer join with table 1
- using the column year
You might not need the outer if there's no missing values
yes possible. it's a very common pattern
https://www.daxpatterns.com/budget/
need a year column or customerid column to use as the join condition
If they both have a 'year' column, I think you're looking for
- Table 2 left outer join with table 1
- using the column year
You might not need the outer if there's no missing values
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