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Vigneshkris
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Total percentage difference

Hi ,

I have 2 tables as shown in the screen shot below . Table B is aggregation of  table A except it doesent have Investor name. 

I need to calculate % Allocation Cost Indivdual  ,  % Overall Allocation , Difference  as shown in the screen shot below . Can you please help with formula to arrive at this.

Ex :

% Allocation Cost Indivdual  for investor XXXX  and Investment Type Cash is calculated as =   10000/25000 = 40 %

% Overall Allocation for all investor / cash is  calculated as 30000 / 105000 = 28.57 %

 

TABLE A         
Investor_NameEquity_NameInvestment_TypeQuantityPurchase_RateTotal_Cost % Allocation Cost Indivdual% Overall AllocationDifference
XXXXCASHLiquid0010000 40.00%28.6%11.43%
XXXXBEL                                     Equity50502500 10.00%11.9%-1.90%
XXXXHINDPETRO                               Equity100505000 20.00%23.8%-3.81%
XXXXITC LTD                                 Equity150507500 30.00%35.7%-5.71%
Sub Total X :     25000 100.00%100.0%0.00%
YYYYCASHLiquid0020000 25.00%28.6%-3.57%
YYYYBEL                                     Equity10010010000 12.50%11.9%0.60%
YYYYHINDPETRO                               Equity20010020000 25.00%23.8%1.19%
YYYYITC LTD                                 Equity30010030000 37.50%35.7%1.79%
Sub Total Y :     80000 100.00%100.0%0.00%
          
TABLE B         
TotalCASHLiquid0030000 28.57%  
TotalBEL                                     Equity150149.7981612500 11.90%  
TotalHINDPETRO                               Equity30010025000 23.81%  
TotalITC LTD                                 Equity450287.445237500 35.71%  
     105000 100.00%  
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v-yuta-msft
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Hi Vigneshkris,

 

Create a relationship between table A and table B based on columns [Investor_Name], [Equity_Name], then create a calculate columns and use DAX formulas like below:

 

In Table A:

% Allocation Cost Indivdual = TableA[Total_Cost] / SUM(TableA[Total_Cost]) 

% Overall Allocation =
RELATED ( TableB[% Allocation Cost Indivdual] )

Difference =
TableA[% Allocation Cost Indivdual] - TableA[% Overall Allocation]

 

In Table B:

% Allocation Cost Indivdual =
TableB[Total_Cost] / SUM ( TableB[Total_Cost] )

Hope it's helpful to you.

 

Jimmy Tao

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v-yuta-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi Vigneshkris,

 

Create a relationship between table A and table B based on columns [Investor_Name], [Equity_Name], then create a calculate columns and use DAX formulas like below:

 

In Table A:

% Allocation Cost Indivdual = TableA[Total_Cost] / SUM(TableA[Total_Cost]) 

% Overall Allocation =
RELATED ( TableB[% Allocation Cost Indivdual] )

Difference =
TableA[% Allocation Cost Indivdual] - TableA[% Overall Allocation]

 

In Table B:

% Allocation Cost Indivdual =
TableB[Total_Cost] / SUM ( TableB[Total_Cost] )

Hope it's helpful to you.

 

Jimmy Tao

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