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Number table
- 2 years ago
Hi,
It may not be the prettiest way to do it but it works:
Assumptions I used:
- each Sale has a unique ID
- sales have values
- the sales table is called Table
So:
1. in Power query, create an Index Column starting at 1
2. then create a new Table as below:
Series = GENERATESERIES(3,COUNTROWS('Table')*3,3)This will generate a series starting with 3, and it will increment by 3 all the way to how many rows you have in sales.
3. create a calculated Index column in the Series table:
Index = RANKX(Series,Series[Value],,ASC,Dense)4. in Modeling, create a 1<->1 relationship between the Index in Table and Index in Series
5. in the sales Table, create a new column:
Multiples_3 = 'Table'[Value]*LOOKUPVALUE(Series[Value],Series[Index],'Table'[Index])See below some screenshots.
If this solves your problem then please mark it as the solution so others can see it.
Series table / Sales data Table
Hiii
you can create an indexed column so there you'll get 1,2,3 and soo on as per row
now add a calculated column and multiply that calculated column with 3 and you'll get an output as 3,6,9 and soo on
now create a Dax and multiply sum of sales with that calculated column
you will def get the desired output
if this post helps you out please give thumbs up and accept it as solution!!