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Dhruvin
Helper III
Helper III

What is the best way to apply Nested Relationship same as SQL Statements?

Hello,

 

I'm trying to achieve the following SQL Statement's result into Power BI.

SELECT Coalesce(c.name, 'Andre Transportører') AS name, 
       Count(*)                                 Bookings, 
       Coalesce(t2.totinv, 0)                   AS Invoiced, 
       Coalesce(t2.freightcost, 0)              AS InvFreight, 
       Count(*) - Coalesce(t2.totinv, 0)        AS NotInvoiced, 
       Coalesce(t2.freightcost, 0) / Coalesce(t2.totinv, 1) * ( Count(*) - 
       Coalesce(t2.totinv, 0) )                 AS Avsetning 
FROM   carriers c 
       right join tplbookings t 
               ON c.id = t.carrierid 
       left join (SELECT i.carrierid, 
                         Coalesce(Count(*), 0)                        AS TotInv, 
                         SUM(Coalesce(w.netamount, 0) 
                             + Coalesce(w.totalamountfromcharges, 0)) AS 
                         FreightCost 
                  FROM   waybills w 
                         inner join invoices i 
                                 ON w.invoiceid = i.id 
                  WHERE  i.invoicestatus <> 'Draft' 
                         AND i.customerid = 1067 
                         AND w.departuredate BETWEEN 
                             '2019-06-01' AND '2019-06-30' 
                  GROUP  BY i.carrierid) t2 
              ON t.carrierid = t2.carrierid 
WHERE  t.customerid = 1067 
       AND departuredate BETWEEN '2019-06-01' AND '2019-06-30' 
GROUP  BY c.name, 
          t2.totinv, 
          t2.freightcost 
ORDER  BY Count(*) DESC

I 'm getting the following end result with above SQL Statement.

Screenshot_3.png

Now, I have tried to apply the same relationship within my Power BI tables and and take all the parameters from the where conditions as a slicer in Power BI and Select statement as a column from table. Still I'm not getting the correct result.

 

What I'm missing here in relationship? Or what is the best way to achieve this type of result in Power BI?

Screenshot_4.png

 

Any help really appriciated !


Thanks

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Stachu
Community Champion
Community Champion

I assume that the table you attached is what you want your visual look like, correct?

Do you need to prepare such table for single customer (1067) or multiple customers?

 

I'd start with the following:
1) put Carriers[Name] in the rows of the table visual

2) create first measure - Bookings

Bookings = COUNTROWS('TplBookings')

and put in the visual from 2)

You should now see all the carriers and number of rows from the TplBookings that is related to them

 

now if you want to limit it to a single customer you can either filter in the visual by the customer name (e.g. by using slicer) or hardcode it in CALCULATE (in this case you need single measure for each customer if you need to show more, in that case it's better to use the slicer)

Bookings = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS('TplBookings'), 'Invoices'[CustomerID] = 1067)

 3) continue with the other measures using DAX



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