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artfulmunkeey
6 years agoHelper I
Issue matching (dates) MS Project Capacity & demand to calculate utilisation
Hi all, I am relatively new to Power Queries and have been learning through trial and error. I have one particular issue which I have been struggling with for some time and various attempts to so...
- 6 years ago
Hello artfulmunkeey
here another approach.
Check it out
let Demand = let Source = #table ( {"Proejct ID","Resource ID","Date","Demand"}, { {"Project 1","Resource 1","Jan-20","100"}, {"Project 1","Resource 1","Feb-20","80"}, {"Project 1","Resource 1","Mar-20","120"}, {"Project 1","Resource 2","Feb-20","100"}, {"Project 1","Resource 2","Mar-20","80"}, {"Project 1","Resource 3","Jan-20","100"}, {"Project 2","Resource 1","Feb-20","20"}, {"Project 2","Resource 1","Mar-20","30"}, {"Project 2","Resource 2","Mar-20","20"}, {"Project 2","Resource 2","Apr-20","50"}, {"Proejct 2","Resource 3","Feb-20","100"} } ), changetype = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source, {{"Demand", Int64.Type}}), AddMonthYear = Table.AddColumn(changetype, "MonthYear", each Text.From(Date.Month(Date.From([Date]))) & "-" & Text.From(Date.Year(Date.From([Date])) )) in AddMonthYear, Capacity = let Source = #table ( {"Resource ID","Date","Capacity"}, { {"Resource 1","01/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 1","02/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 1","03/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 1","04/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 2","01/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 2","02/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 2","03/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 2","04/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 3","01/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 3","02/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 3","03/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 3","04/01/2020","8"} } ), changetype = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source, {{"Capacity", Int64.Type}}), AddMonthYear = Table.AddColumn(changetype, "MonthYear", each Text.From(Date.Month(Date.From([Date]))) & "-" & Text.From(Date.Year(Date.From([Date])) )) in AddMonthYear, Join = Table.NestedJoin(Demand, {"Resource ID", "MonthYear"}, Capacity, {"Resource ID", "MonthYear"}, "Capacity"), #"Aggregated Capacity" = Table.AggregateTableColumn(Join, "Capacity", {{"Capacity", List.Sum, "Sum of Capacity"}}) in #"Aggregated Capacity"Copy paste this code to the advanced editor in a new blank query to see how the solution works.
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Jimmy801
6 years agoCommunity Champion
Hello artfulmunkeey
here another approach.
Check it out
let
Demand =
let
Source = #table
(
{"Proejct ID","Resource ID","Date","Demand"},
{
{"Project 1","Resource 1","Jan-20","100"}, {"Project 1","Resource 1","Feb-20","80"}, {"Project 1","Resource 1","Mar-20","120"}, {"Project 1","Resource 2","Feb-20","100"},
{"Project 1","Resource 2","Mar-20","80"}, {"Project 1","Resource 3","Jan-20","100"}, {"Project 2","Resource 1","Feb-20","20"}, {"Project 2","Resource 1","Mar-20","30"},
{"Project 2","Resource 2","Mar-20","20"}, {"Project 2","Resource 2","Apr-20","50"}, {"Proejct 2","Resource 3","Feb-20","100"}
}
),
changetype = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source, {{"Demand", Int64.Type}}),
AddMonthYear = Table.AddColumn(changetype, "MonthYear", each Text.From(Date.Month(Date.From([Date]))) & "-" & Text.From(Date.Year(Date.From([Date])) ))
in
AddMonthYear,
Capacity =
let
Source = #table
(
{"Resource ID","Date","Capacity"},
{
{"Resource 1","01/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 1","02/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 1","03/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 1","04/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 2","01/01/2020","8"},
{"Resource 2","02/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 2","03/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 2","04/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 3","01/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 3","02/01/2020","8"},
{"Resource 3","03/01/2020","8"}, {"Resource 3","04/01/2020","8"}
}
),
changetype = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Source, {{"Capacity", Int64.Type}}),
AddMonthYear = Table.AddColumn(changetype, "MonthYear", each Text.From(Date.Month(Date.From([Date]))) & "-" & Text.From(Date.Year(Date.From([Date])) ))
in
AddMonthYear,
Join = Table.NestedJoin(Demand, {"Resource ID", "MonthYear"}, Capacity, {"Resource ID", "MonthYear"}, "Capacity"),
#"Aggregated Capacity" = Table.AggregateTableColumn(Join, "Capacity", {{"Capacity", List.Sum, "Sum of Capacity"}})
in
#"Aggregated Capacity"
Copy paste this code to the advanced editor in a new blank query to see how the solution works.
If this post helps or solves your problem, please mark it as solution (to help other users find useful content and to acknowledge the work of users that helped you)
Kudoes are nice too
Have fun
Jimmy