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Hi everybody, I am quite new at this, however I hope someone could direct me to the right path for solving a little issue. I have a profit/loss report on my hand and I need to get the data in shape for PowerBI Currently the report is not BI friendly and the formatting of the data goes like this in excel file:
Figures USD) 01| 02| CompanyID
Net Sales 1,500,000| 2,000,000| XXX
Cost of Sales 350,000| 375,000| XXX
Gross Income 1,150,000| 1,625,000| XXX
Operating Expenses (SG&A) 235,000| 260,000| XXX
Operating Income 915,000| 1,365,000| XXX
Other Income (Expense) 40,000| 60,000| XXX
Extraordinary Gain (Loss) - 15,000| 20,000| XXX
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So I have income/expense types in the rows and month numbers in the column headers. So far it's just causing me a headache. Are there any simple way of getting the data in shape? I am hoping to see something like this in the result:
Net Sales | Cost of Sales | Gross Income | Date/Month | CompanyID
1,500,000 | 350,000| 1,150,000 | 01 | XXX
2,000,000 | 375,000| 1,625,000 | 02 | XXX
Maybe anyone has encountered such challenges and could share the best practice to solve it? 🙂
Solved! Go to Solution.
i made a video to show a way to do it this:
The audio es really bad but following the steps you can do it.
i made a video to show a way to do it this:
The audio es really bad but following the steps you can do it.
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