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I am a newbie so please pardon my lack of understanding here!
I want to create a report that has opportunity categories broken down by month. Under each month's column would be a calculation of the value of all opportunities that have a forcasted close date during that month.
Looking something like this:
This Month (ex March) Next Month (April) Following Month (May)
Category 1 $$$ $$$ $$$
Category 2 $$$ $$$ $$$
Category 3 $$$ $$$ $$$
Being that I'm new, the most simple terms possible are appreciated!
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may achieve this with the matrix visualization. Set the rows to your categories, the columns to the months, and the values to your calculations. For example:
For the calculation, you may choose one of the built-in ones, and if none fit your needs, you will need to define a DAX measure:
@asocorro is right on with the post. My only other suggestion is to include a calendar table in your data model. So you'll have two tables - one with all your sales opportunities and one with all your dates.
Here's a good link for creating a calendar table LINK The calendar table is used to do rollups on your dates - for example you have a bunch of dates on your opportunity table but you want to roll everything up by the month.
You may achieve this with the matrix visualization. Set the rows to your categories, the columns to the months, and the values to your calculations. For example:
For the calculation, you may choose one of the built-in ones, and if none fit your needs, you will need to define a DAX measure:
@asocorro is right on with the post. My only other suggestion is to include a calendar table in your data model. So you'll have two tables - one with all your sales opportunities and one with all your dates.
Here's a good link for creating a calendar table LINK The calendar table is used to do rollups on your dates - for example you have a bunch of dates on your opportunity table but you want to roll everything up by the month.
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