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Hello,
I am working on a report where I need to be able to change all visualizations based on the location. I have 2 locations- United States and Puerto Rico. I created 2 date tables because each location celebrates different holidays. The "Working Day" column uses a 1 to designate a work day and a 0 to desginate a non-working day (due to holidays or weekends).
Here is the link to the data I am using.
I want to make a table showing the following information for the week of November 25-December 1. The Sales Per Work Day column takes the Working Day column into account, where United States has 3 work days during this time period while Puerto Rico has 4 work days.
How can I make a Date Table to account for different Work Days in 2 different locations? I would also like to be able to use the locations in a slicer, so if I were to create a graph with the data from the table above I could simply use a slicer to switch between Locations (without setting up a bookmark). Would I need to set up a Location lookup table?
As of now I only have 2 locations, but there will be 10+ in the future so ideally the solution would have minimal hard-coding to account for locations. Each future location will have their own Holiday calendar, so Location names would be derived from there.
Thank you!
Solved! Go to Solution.
1st, create a date(calendar table with just date column) I used the minimum date(year) and max date(year) on the sales table.
2nd join all the tables on the Date column
3rd Create two measures as follow to sum the total sales and per work day sales
1st, create a date(calendar table with just date column) I used the minimum date(year) and max date(year) on the sales table.
2nd join all the tables on the Date column
3rd Create two measures as follow to sum the total sales and per work day sales
This worked, thank you!
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