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Filtering the tables based on date and merging for comparison
This should give you a new table that contains a single row for each material, with the summarized values of the count of sales order, confirmed quantity, prices and delta.
Let me know if you might need further assistance.
- bansikpopat3 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thank you for reverting on the question. It does not solve the problem. Let me try to explain more if it helps.
Excel 1 (current week data) - This has aprox 20 columns in source file
Excel 2 (Previous week data) - This also has aprox 20 columns as above in the source file.
I have used these sources to create table visuals by selecting specific columns of my choice and applying specific filters.
Table 1 - current week data is displayed and it includes calculated columns. Date filter of 1 Jan 2023 to 8 Jan 2023 is applied . Source is excel 1.
Table 2 - previous week data is displayed and it includes calculated columns. Date filter of 8 Jan 2023 to 15 Jan 2023 is applied . Source is excel 2.
I used to do this in excel and now I am doing it in powerBI to reduce my time for weekly reports.
In terms of excel, I would vlookup the material number from table 1 in table 2 and return the price value from table 2. This will give me current and previous week price columns side by side and then I can calculate the delta.
In powerBI - how can I merge the tables after I have applied date filter using slicer?