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MaximeG
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Monthly Project Income Summary with weekly detailed overview

Hi community,

 

I'm having trouble to aggregate data for my financials report and to show it in a detailed, yet summarizing manner.

First, I'll start with explaining how the dataset is structured to proceed at where I think it needs to be:

 

Financials DB:

Date - WeekNumber - Month - Project - Employee - Type - Hours Spent - Theoretical Income 

01/01/2020 - 1 - January - Project1 -  John Doe - Project Management - 1 - 60

08/01/2020 - 2 - January - Project1 -  John Doe - Project Management - 1 - 60

08/01/2020 - 1 - January - Project1 - Jane Doe - Project Execution - 4 - 50

08/01/2020 - 2 - January - Project1 - Jane Doe - Project Execution - 4 - 50

15/01/2020 - 3 - January - Project1 - Jane Doe - Project Execution - 4 - 50

22/01/2020 - 4 - January - Project1 - Jane Doe - Project Execution - 7.2 - 90

 

Project DB:

Month - Project - Expected TM Income - Expected PM Income

January - Project1 - 240 - 120

 

The way I would like to present this data is as following:

MaximeG_1-1637921091659.png

 

This is being done in order to show weekly progress of the income received towards the expected monthly goal per Project for both PM & Project Execution. The expected numbers are fixed on the contract, the hours spent are calculated based on hourly price (resulting in sometimes more or less being done).

 

At the moment, I have tried this by grouping the data into a "weekly theoretical income" table maintaining an identifier of Month_Project with colums Type & Theoretical Income, yet I can't find:

(1) how it would be possible to stack the different weeks on eachother, while keeping the weekly axis and

(2) calculate on each week-row how much has been earnt previously in that month to make the "Monthly Income to be achieved" variable.

 

Thank you a lot in advance

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MaximeG
Frequent Visitor

Hello Ibendlin,

 

Thank you for your response.

Below you can find more sample data:  (I've also put it in a table so it's easyer copy/pastable)

DateWeekNumberMonthProjectNameEmployeeWorkingTypeHours spentCalculated Income
01/01/20201JanuaryProject1John DoePM160
08/01/20202JanuaryProject1John DoePM160
01/01/20201JanuaryProject1Jane DoePE450
08/01/20202JanuaryProject1Jane DoePE450
01/02/20205FebruaryProject1John DoePM2120
08/02/20206FebruaryProject1Jane DoePE450
08/02/20206FebruaryProject1John DoePM160
15/02/20207FebruaryProject1Jane DoePE450

 

To respond to your question if I have a proper calendar table with all relevant fiscal colums, at the moment I do not, but I suspect your question is suggestive so I will look deeper into this to add this to the report.

 

As for an expected outcome across multiple months, the desired result should have a result more based on the differentiation between PM & PE. This graph can be seen as below previewed, and I have also updated the mock (weekly view) to the updated data:

 

1. Updated Weekly Mock

Screenshot_7.jpg

2. Monthly Income Overview:

Screenshot_8.jpg

 

I hope this information is sufficient, and if you would have any other suggestions or requirments to respond properly, please let me know and I will respond as good as possible.

 

Thank  you for the effort.

lbendlin
Super User
Super User

Please provide more sample data - across multiple months. Do your months share week numbers?  Do you have a proper Calendar table with all releavant fiscal calendar columns?

Please show the expected outcome across months.

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