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Anonymous
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substract in two table

Hi, I'm getting a demand and supply table from excel . 

Are there any method of doing calculation in power query or dax to calcualte the final value of demand-supply. 

The result will be plot in a table of heatmap. 

The value should shown in each month also. 

Anno_1-1669735452744.png

Thanks for the help. 

 

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

You may consider using the following steps:

1. Duplicate the table 'Demand' and 'Supply'

vcgaomsft_0-1669792542056.png

2. For the copied table, select the [Item], [Sub] column and unpivot the other columns.

vcgaomsft_1-1669792834129.png

3. Then merge them as a new table:

vcgaomsft_2-1669792898816.png

4. Expand Supply[Value] as [Value.1] and add custom column like:

vcgaomsft_3-1669792999642.png

5. then remove [value] and [value.1] and select the [Attribute] column to pivot the [Custom] column:

vcgaomsft_4-1669793151671.png

6. select [Aug-22] ~ [May-23] column and replace null to 0.

vcgaomsft_5-1669793237671.png

7. result:

vcgaomsft_6-1669793267467.png

Best Regards,
Gao

Community Support Team

 

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

You may consider using the following steps:

1. Duplicate the table 'Demand' and 'Supply'

vcgaomsft_0-1669792542056.png

2. For the copied table, select the [Item], [Sub] column and unpivot the other columns.

vcgaomsft_1-1669792834129.png

3. Then merge them as a new table:

vcgaomsft_2-1669792898816.png

4. Expand Supply[Value] as [Value.1] and add custom column like:

vcgaomsft_3-1669792999642.png

5. then remove [value] and [value.1] and select the [Attribute] column to pivot the [Custom] column:

vcgaomsft_4-1669793151671.png

6. select [Aug-22] ~ [May-23] column and replace null to 0.

vcgaomsft_5-1669793237671.png

7. result:

vcgaomsft_6-1669793267467.png

Best Regards,
Gao

Community Support Team

 

If there is any post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution  to help the other members find it more quickly. If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know. Thanks a lot!

How to get your questions answered quickly -- How to provide sample data

djurecic
Super User
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 You could use Merge Queries in Power query to get supply and demand in the same table. Then create a calculated column that substracts one from the other.

 

You can create a key column of Item & Sub in each table and use those fields for the merge.

 

Here is some additional information:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/merge-queries-power-query-fd157620-5470-4c0f-b132-7ca2616d17f9

 

Please consider accepting as solution if this answers the question- thanks!

 

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