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(@jvdw)
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I'm trying to show the differences between two releases in power BI.

But it seems it's very difficult to do this, because I'm not getting daily a new release.

I try to solve this by creating a formula minimum and maximum scheduled qty's, and make delta of it, but then I can select only two releases and no more.

Also the headers off course is not showing the date when the release are created. 

Does somebody now how I can create this?

Tot Shed Qty max = CALCULATE([Total Sched qty], FILTER(SA_REL_COMPARE, SA_REL_COMPARE[Rel. date] = max(SA_REL_COMPARE[Rel. date] ) ))
 
Posted : 24/06/2021 2:51 am
(@catalinb)
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Hi Johan,

Hard to imagine how your data looks like and how you get that release, whatever that release means (is it a replacement of the old data, or a new file added into a folder, or a new range of data).

Without a clear description and a sample data structure, hard to answer your question.

 
Posted : 26/06/2021 12:54 am
(@jvdw)
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Hello Catalin,

 

What I wanted is are the following,

Below you see the example, we get customer releases and I wanted to compare the demands. 

In excel it's each, you make a pivot table and deduced today min yesterday and so one. 

But can you get the same result in Power BI ? 

Partnumber A 

Customer: XXX

 

Release date                  01/06/2021     02/06/2021    difference    04/06/2021   difference

shipping date / demand  / difference     

05/06/2021                         100                 150                 +50         150                 0

07/06/2021                         100                 100                     0         200               +100   

09/6/2021                           100                 100                     0            0                -100

15/6/2021                           150                 100                  -50           100                0

17/6/2021                           160                  180                 +20          200              +20 

 
Posted : 26/06/2021 7:53 am
(@catalinb)
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Is the above sample exactly how the source data looks like? Looks more like the desired output, rather than source data.

 
Posted : 26/06/2021 8:04 am
(@jvdw)
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Hey Catalin, this is indeed the result I want. I will add the file were my data is coming from.

 
Posted : 29/06/2021 1:18 am
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