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Need help on below scenario, I have table and slicers like below.
Table 1 | ||
Owner | Product | Sales |
A | p1 | 4000 |
A | p2 | 6000 |
A | p3 | 10000 |
A | p4 | 2000 |
B | p5 | 8000 |
B | p6 | 3000 |
B | P7 | 9000 |
Slicer 1(created table with distinct values of Owner from table 1)
Old Owner |
A |
B |
Slicer 2 (created table with distinct values of product from table 1)
Product |
P1 |
P2 |
P3 |
P4 |
Slicer 3 (duplicate copy of Slicer 1 for user display purpose)
New Owner |
A |
B |
Requirement is to show updated sales with respect to B when particular prodcuts changed from A to B in case 1 & case 2 scenarios as below.
For example when i select Owner A from Slicer 1 and select p1 & p2 prodcuts from Slicer 2
and if i assign p1 & p2 to B by selecting in slicer 3 need to analyze the sales with respect to owner A and owner B
case 1: expected output table or chart: Analyzing sales prodcuts changes from Owner A to B, along with existing prodcuts of B
Newowner old&newproduct updatedsales1
B p5 8000 (exsiting prodcut sales of B)
B p6 3000 (exsiting prodcut sales of B)
B p7 9000 (exsiting prodcut sales of B)
B p1 4000 ( p1 sales(4000) newly assigned from A to B)
B p2 6000 ( p2 sales(6000) newly assigned from A to B)
case 2: expected output table or chart : Need to show what are remaining products from Owner A list,in slicer 2 products p1 & p2
are moved to Owner B then remain prodcuts P3,p4, here analysing existing prodcuts how much sales it is.
Oldowner product updatedsales2
A p3 10000 ( as per table 1 data)
A p4 2000 ( as per table 1 data)
created measure for case 1 like below but didnt get expected output
updatedsales1= var previousowner=selectedvalue(products1[owner]) ----slicer 1 selection
var product=Allselected(products[product]) --slicer 2 selection (single or multiple selection)
var newowner=selectedvalue(products2[owner]) ----slicer 3 selection
return calculate(sum(Table1[sales]),FILTER(Table1[Owner]=previousowner))
+calculate(sumX(Table1[sales]),FILTER(Table1[product]=product and FILTER(Table1[Owner]=newowner)))
created measure for case 2 like below but didnt get expected output.
updatedsales2=calculate(sum(table1(sales),except(all(table1([product]),allselected(table1([product])))
by using above measure i am getting overall sum 12000 but i need to split products p3 p4 ( p3 10000,p4 2000) like above case 2
Please go through the deatils, help me and suggest with updated DAX measures in above 2 cases with proposed solutions.
Thank you for your time and help in advance.
Thank you,
Mahi18
Hi @Mahi1827
If the above posts help, please kindly mark it as a answer to help others find it more quickly. thanks!
If not, please kindly elaborate more.
One way to do this is to make a second table of your Owner table and use the Basket Analysis pattern described by SQLBI here.
https://www.daxpatterns.com/basket-analysis/
If this works for you, please mark it as the solution. Kudos are appreciated too. Please let me know if not.
Regards,
Pat
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