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Data table 1 | ||||||
Calculated column | ||||||
Person | Product Number | Job Title | Hours | Rates | Cost | |
Sandra | KICK 1 | Managing Partner | 50 | 100 | 5000 | |
Priscilla | KICK 2 | Business Director | 25 | 80 | 2000 | |
Besty | KICK 3 | Account Director | 12.5 | 60 | 750 | |
Alberta | KICK 4 | Account Manager | 6.25 | 40 | 250 | |
Data table 2 | ||||||
Person | Product Number | Job Title | Revenue KPI | |||
Sandra | KICK 1 | Managing Partner | 10000 | |||
Priscilla | KICK 2 | Business Director | 5000 | |||
Besty | KICK 3 | Account Director | 2500 | |||
Alberta | KICK 4 | Account Manager | 1250 |
Hi I am trying to subtract the cost from the revenue above for the two different tables on 1 visual but I am struggling. I tried using the KPI but i doesnt show the difference.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Relate the two tables on Person or you may need a Person bridge table with unique values and relate both tables to it. You should then be able to create a measure like:
RevenueCost = [Revenue KPI] - SUM(RELATED(Table1[Cost]))
Relate the two tables on Person or you may need a Person bridge table with unique values and relate both tables to it. You should then be able to create a measure like:
RevenueCost = [Revenue KPI] - SUM(RELATED(Table1[Cost]))
Thanks, I am grateful. I had been grappling with this for a while.
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