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ACC_Tom
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Separately Conditional Filtering and Combining Data Sets on a Graph

Hi Guys, new user here.

 

What would be the best way to simultaneously separately filter and combine two datasets visually?

 

I have a table of invoiced amounts that I wish to filter post a specific date and sum by month.

 

I also have a table of projects with forecast amounts that need to be filtered depending on job status to exclude those with specific statuses (dead, unsuccessful ...) and then summed with the invoiced values by month and displayed graphically.

 

Is it possible to separate filters and combine within the graphic display options or am I looking at pre-filtering and combining the data into a new table, column, etc.

 

Thanks in advance for your assistance.

  • ACC_Tom

     

    In this scenario, to combine two datasets data together, you should aggregate the rows in your Dataset 1 first. Then build the relationship to Dataset 2. Then you can just create a calculated column combine 'Invoice Amount' and 'Value'.

     

    1. Create a table aggregating the rows in Dataset 1.

     

    Table = SUMMARIZE(Table3,Table3[Client],Table3[Date],"Amount",CALCULATE(SUM(Table3[Invoice Amount])))

    2. Build the relationship to Dataset 2.

    3. Create a calculated column like below:

    Total Value = 'Table'[Amount]+RELATED(Table4[Value])

     

    Regards,

     

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    • ACC_Tom's avatar
      ACC_Tom
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      Dataset 1

      ClientInvoice AmountDate
      X200Jan
      X1000Jan
      Y400May
      Z600

      Oct

       

      Dataset 2

      ProjectValueStatusEst. Completion Date
      A450To DoJan
      B900To InvoiceMay
      C1000CompleteOct

       

       

      What I am trying to do is display the total amount from invoice and forecasted work on a month by month basis.  However I to filter Dataset 2 by Status, in this case to remove "Complete" entries.  The two datasets share a common identifier code column to link them if needed.

       

      The end result for the above example would be:

       

      MonthValue
      Jan1650
      May1300
      Oct600
      • v-sihou-msft's avatar
        v-sihou-msft
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        ACC_Tom

         

        In this scenario, to combine two datasets data together, you should aggregate the rows in your Dataset 1 first. Then build the relationship to Dataset 2. Then you can just create a calculated column combine 'Invoice Amount' and 'Value'.

         

        1. Create a table aggregating the rows in Dataset 1.

         

        Table = SUMMARIZE(Table3,Table3[Client],Table3[Date],"Amount",CALCULATE(SUM(Table3[Invoice Amount])))

        2. Build the relationship to Dataset 2.

        3. Create a calculated column like below:

        Total Value = 'Table'[Amount]+RELATED(Table4[Value])

         

        Regards,