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Hello Everyone,
I have following tables
| Location: 1 | ||
| Company | Product | Sale |
| ABC | Apple | 100 |
| XXX | Orange | 200 |
| YYY | Pear | 300 |
| ZZZ | Banana | 400 |
| Location: 2 | ||
| Company | Product | Sale |
| ABC | Apple | 300 |
| XXX | Orange | 150 |
| YYY | Pear | 200 |
| ZZZ | Banana | 450 |
| XYZ | Cherry | 800 |
| DYB | Plum | 200 |
| ZYX | Guava | 500 |
Now i need to compare product wise company wise total sales of location 1 with location 2.
| Company | Product | Sales Location 1 | Sales Location 2 |
| ABC | Apple | ||
| XXX | Orange | ||
| YYY | Pear | ||
| ZZZ | Banana |
Many Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Shib
Solved! Go to Solution.
@coolshib
Once you have created a relationship between the tables, you could create measure that returns the sales in location 2.
Sale location2 = CALCULATE(SUM(Location2[Sale]),
FILTER(Location1,Location1[Product] in VALUES(Location2[Product])),
FILTER(Location1,Location1[Company] in VALUES(Location2[Company])))
Paul Zheng
Create common company and product dimension and join both tables with them . Sales from location 1 is location 1 sales.
company = distinct(location1[company])
Or
company = distinct(union(distinct(location1[company]),distinct(location2[company])))
Same way create product
or create a new table like
union (summarize(location1,location1[company],location1[Product],"Sales Location 1",sum(location1[sales]),"Sales Location 2",0.0),
summarize(location2,location1[company],location2[Product],"Sales Location 1",0.0,"Sales Location 2",sum(location2[sales]))
)
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@coolshib
Once you have created a relationship between the tables, you could create measure that returns the sales in location 2.
Sale location2 = CALCULATE(SUM(Location2[Sale]),
FILTER(Location1,Location1[Product] in VALUES(Location2[Product])),
FILTER(Location1,Location1[Company] in VALUES(Location2[Company])))
Paul Zheng
Thank you so much @Anonymous !!!This is exactly what i was looking for.
Many Thanks.
Best Regards,
Shib
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