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Hello, I have a table that has a Date, Amount, start date (ST), and end date (EN). I'd like to end up with a table that has the same information but rows are added for items that have start and end dates. For example, the first row has a start date of 1/2/15 and ends on 3/4/15. The final table will have a row for each month between ST and EN with the amount calculated as the full amount from the original table divided by the number of days between 1/2/15 and 2/2/15 and so forth.
If ST is empty, then the nothing changes in terms of the amount.
I had thought to create a table which will iterate through the original and split out the dates and amounts, then do a join to the original table to oftain the final table.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3aXFAYB_zcpUkZXM3Y3cG04MGs
I've just started using Power BI so I am unsure how to go about getting this done. Thank you for your help.
Solved! Go to Solution.
In Query Editor of Power BI Desktop, add a custom column using the following formula. Then expand the custom column to new rows and change the type of Custom column to Date.
if [ST]=null then {Number.From([Date])} else { Number.From([ST])..Number.From([EN]) }
In Report view of Power BI Desktop, right click your table and choose “New Column” to create the following columns.
Month = MONTH(Table[Custom])
FirstDay Of each month = CALCULATE(MIN(Table[Custom]),ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[Month]))
days = DATEDIFF(Table[ST],Table[EN],DAY)
Previous = CALCULATE(FIRSTNONBLANK(Table[FirstDay Of each month],Table[FirstDay Of each month]),FILTER(Table,Table[Date]=EARLIER(Table[Date])&&Table[FirstDay Of each month]>EARLIER(Table[FirstDay Of each month])))
Column = IF(Table[Previous]=BLANK(),Table[EN],Table[Previous])
Newdays = IF(Table[Previous]=BLANK(),DATEDIFF(Table[FirstDay Of each month],Table[Column],DAY),DATEDIFF(Table[FirstDay Of each month],Table[Previous],DAY))
NewAmount = IF(Table[days]=BLANK(),Table[Amount],(Table[Newdays]/Table[days])*Table[Amount])
Regards,
Lydia
In Query Editor of Power BI Desktop, add a custom column using the following formula. Then expand the custom column to new rows and change the type of Custom column to Date.
if [ST]=null then {Number.From([Date])} else { Number.From([ST])..Number.From([EN]) }
In Report view of Power BI Desktop, right click your table and choose “New Column” to create the following columns.
Month = MONTH(Table[Custom])
FirstDay Of each month = CALCULATE(MIN(Table[Custom]),ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[Month]))
days = DATEDIFF(Table[ST],Table[EN],DAY)
Previous = CALCULATE(FIRSTNONBLANK(Table[FirstDay Of each month],Table[FirstDay Of each month]),FILTER(Table,Table[Date]=EARLIER(Table[Date])&&Table[FirstDay Of each month]>EARLIER(Table[FirstDay Of each month])))
Column = IF(Table[Previous]=BLANK(),Table[EN],Table[Previous])
Newdays = IF(Table[Previous]=BLANK(),DATEDIFF(Table[FirstDay Of each month],Table[Column],DAY),DATEDIFF(Table[FirstDay Of each month],Table[Previous],DAY))
NewAmount = IF(Table[days]=BLANK(),Table[Amount],(Table[Newdays]/Table[days])*Table[Amount])
Regards,
Lydia
Thank you very much Lydia! You've helped immensely.
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