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I have a table of reservation data with a column for "reservation #", "begin date", "end date", and "revenue" (plus some other misc. columns). The reservations often begin in one month and end in another month. I need to roll up revenue per month so I want to create a new table for that contains a row for each day of the reservation and a new column for the average revenue per day. The new table should let me slice and dice data by weekday, month, and whatever else I need.
What is the easiest or best way to create the new table?
Thanks for your help!
-- Example Data --
Reservation# , Beting Date , End Date , Revenue
9873459 , 02/28/18 , 03/03/18 , $14,512
2938279 , 03/01/18 , 03/06/18 , $3,235
-- Example Result Table --
Reservation# , Beting Date , End Date , Revenue , Avg. REvenue
9873459 , 02/28/18 , 03/03/18 , $14,512 , $3628
9873459 , 02/28/18 , 03/03/18 , $14,512 , $3628
9873459 , 02/28/18 , 03/03/18 , $14,512 , $3628
9873459 , 02/28/18 , 03/03/18 , $14,512 , $3628
2938279 , 03/01/18 , 03/06/18 , $3,235 , $539
2938279 , 03/01/18 , 03/06/18 , $3,235 , $539
2938279 , 03/01/18 , 03/06/18 , $3,235 , $539
2938279 , 03/01/18 , 03/06/18 , $3,235 , $539
2938279 , 03/01/18 , 03/06/18 , $3,235 , $539
2938279 , 03/01/18 , 03/06/18 , $3,235 , $539
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Using List.Transform:
List.Transform({Number.From([BeginDate])..Number.From([EndDate])},each Date.From(_))
Starting from a simple table in the Power Query Editor:
Add Column:
Expand the Custom Column:
Gets you:
Remove [BeginDate] & [EndDate] will get you to what I believe is your desired outcome (to start in you journey):
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HI @DangerHog,
You can take a look at below link about expand date range with details records to new table:
Spread revenue across period based on start and end date, slice and dase this using different dates
After these steps, you can direct filter on detail date column to filter and group your records which different hierarchy levels.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Thanks for the reply.
I think I may just be too big of a newb to understand how that helps me.
1) what are the best online classes for learning DAX and how it works in Power BI?
2) Going back to the most basic concept of my problem. How would I take a table of begin dates, end dates and Uids and create a new table that would have a column of dates and a column of UIDs where each UID is repeated for each date in the range between begin and end.
Using List.Transform:
List.Transform({Number.From([BeginDate])..Number.From([EndDate])},each Date.From(_))
Starting from a simple table in the Power Query Editor:
Add Column:
Expand the Custom Column:
Gets you:
Remove [BeginDate] & [EndDate] will get you to what I believe is your desired outcome (to start in you journey):
Proud to be a Super User!
Hi Chris,
is there a way, how i can get these lines, but only on level year and month? I do not need lines on daily.
Thank you!
@LindaK - I suppose you could try
List.Transform({Number.From([BeginDate])..Number.From([EndDate])},each Date.Month(_))
or
List.Transform({Number.From([BeginDate])..Number.From([EndDate])},each Date.Year(_))
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Thank you for such a quick reply, I tried this Date.Year or Date. Moth but it ended in error.
And that error is?
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Error is: Expression.Error: The Date value must contain the Date component.
Details: 40940
This is the code how I write it just in case I made mistake here. (Both are dates)
List.Transform({Number.From([first_day])..Number.From([expdate])},each Date.Month(_)))
40940 = 2/1/2012 correct?
Write as:
List.Transform({Number.From([BeginDate])..Number.From([EndDate])},each Date.Month(Date.From(_)))
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Thank you very much! That one worked!
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