Hi,
I'm doing Restaurant stock control model and got this problem.
there are 3 tables
1. Sales
2. Stock
3. Recipes
In sales there are cocktails which contain different ingredients (taken from Recipes table).
I'd like to create model, where after selling cocktail, it will take values from Recipes and distract from Stock Table.
see attached file. thanks in advance
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aucu3BmZNQw-p5dwUIwMFklif5zJDQ?e=rMpNaa
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Hi @gkalandadze ,
At first, rename “Quantity” column to “Quantity2” in the “Sales” table and crossjoin these two tables.
temp = CROSSJOIN ( Recipes, Sales )
Create a new calculated column to count total amount.
total amount = IF ( temp[Name] = temp[Item], temp[Quantity] * temp[Quantity2], 0 )
Then create a new table to retain fields necessary.
Final table = SELECTCOLUMNS ( 'temp', "Ingredient", 'temp'[Ingredient], "Date", 'temp'[Date], "Column", 'temp'[total amount] )
Now, you can use matrix visual to display it.
Best Regards,
Eads
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Hi @gkalandadze ,
At first, rename “Quantity” column to “Quantity2” in the “Sales” table and crossjoin these two tables.
temp = CROSSJOIN ( Recipes, Sales )
Create a new calculated column to count total amount.
total amount = IF ( temp[Name] = temp[Item], temp[Quantity] * temp[Quantity2], 0 )
Then create a new table to retain fields necessary.
Final table = SELECTCOLUMNS ( 'temp', "Ingredient", 'temp'[Ingredient], "Date", 'temp'[Date], "Column", 'temp'[total amount] )
Now, you can use matrix visual to display it.
Best Regards,
Eads
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thanks Mate. It works
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