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Hello, I have 3 tables:
In table 1 I have the sum price of the product that name is 'ORANGE". The number of product is 201619038.
| name | number | sum |
| orange | 201619038 | 95,608.13 |
In table 2 I have the sum price of the same product that name 'ORANGE" but it appears in two lines. The total result is the same 95,608.13.
| name | number | sum |
| orange | 96395665 | 91,575.50 |
| orange | 967844 | 4,032.63 |
| total | 95,608.13 |
In table 3 I have Conversion Table for number of product:
| name | the number in table 1 | the number in table 2 |
| orange | 201619038 | 96395665 |
| orange | 201619038 | 967844 |
The question is: how can I do the merge of table 1 & 2 if I have to get to the result like this:
| name | from table 1number | sum | from table 2 number | sum | difference |
| orange | 201619038 | 95,608.13 | 96395665 | 91,575.50 | 4,032.63 |
| orange | 201619038 | 967844 | 4,032.63 | -4,032.63 |
Thank you in advance
Solved! Go to Solution.
The short answer is you can't get exactly what you described in your last entry. You can get a table that is pretty close, but the Sum column will repeat.
The best you could do is start with Table 3 and merge in the contents of 1 and 2.
Alternatively you could bring all 3 tables into Power BI and create relationships from 3 -> 1 and 3 -> 2, then build the table inside your visuals instead, using Table 3 as the row headers.
thank you, I will try to fix it
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