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I had data,
first table include time,customer,product,sale,sale price.
second table include time ,sale team,target price
third table include sale,sale team
how I can compare between sale price and target price?
Thanks.
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Yes you can approach as you have shown in the link.
Another method is - http://www.powerpivotpro.com/2012/01/salesbudget-integrating-data-of-different-grains/
If you come from a relational database background it can be hard to get your head around (it was for me anyway). There should be no direct joins/links between your data tables, instead data tables should link to common dimension/lookup tables.
Edit - In your eample I think you will need to add product to table 2 (I cant see a common link at the moment). You can then create product and date/period look up tables and link table 1 and 2 accordingly. Use the look up table values as the row and column items in your analysis.
Yes you can approach as you have shown in the link.
Another method is - http://www.powerpivotpro.com/2012/01/salesbudget-integrating-data-of-different-grains/
If you come from a relational database background it can be hard to get your head around (it was for me anyway). There should be no direct joins/links between your data tables, instead data tables should link to common dimension/lookup tables.
Edit - In your eample I think you will need to add product to table 2 (I cant see a common link at the moment). You can then create product and date/period look up tables and link table 1 and 2 accordingly. Use the look up table values as the row and column items in your analysis.
If you wanted to compare the traget and sale price for a given product you would need "product" in both tables. Once in both tables you can use a clustered bar chart with product on the shared axis and sale price and target price in the column values.
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