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I have Data from an Excel file.. which i have Merged with Salesforce data. I have other Salesforce data that has Volume added which is a numeric amount referencing how many gallons have been added to the machine. I need to show the $ spend on the fluid by calculating the price per GA times the GA added. How do you go about making it do math?
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What you need to do is create a Measure to do all of this. You will need to make use of "SUM" functions to take the aggregate values in the table and arrive a single total figure. If your pricing information is in a differnet place to your fuel information you will need to make sure your tables are linked.
Lastly if your pricing information changes from Time to Time, you will need a Date table that you can leverage off. Using the Values function you will be able to run your Sums on a period by period basis getting the correct totals for that single period. This could look like:
Fuel Price = if( COUNTROWS(values('Dim - Date Table'[YearMonth])) = 1, SUM('FuelTable'[FuelAmount]) * MEDIAN('Pricing Table'[Price]), SUMX( VALUES('Dim - Date Table'[YearMonth]), SUM('FuelTable'[FuelAmount]) * MEDIAN('Pricing Table'[Price]) ) )
This code would be attempting to multiply the sum of fuel of a given month by the median price of that month. Not the only way to do it, but hopefully enough to give you a picture.
What you need to do is create a Measure to do all of this. You will need to make use of "SUM" functions to take the aggregate values in the table and arrive a single total figure. If your pricing information is in a differnet place to your fuel information you will need to make sure your tables are linked.
Lastly if your pricing information changes from Time to Time, you will need a Date table that you can leverage off. Using the Values function you will be able to run your Sums on a period by period basis getting the correct totals for that single period. This could look like:
Fuel Price = if( COUNTROWS(values('Dim - Date Table'[YearMonth])) = 1, SUM('FuelTable'[FuelAmount]) * MEDIAN('Pricing Table'[Price]), SUMX( VALUES('Dim - Date Table'[YearMonth]), SUM('FuelTable'[FuelAmount]) * MEDIAN('Pricing Table'[Price]) ) )
This code would be attempting to multiply the sum of fuel of a given month by the median price of that month. Not the only way to do it, but hopefully enough to give you a picture.
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