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Looking for some table and report help on how to make a Inventory Allocation report to help us ship inventory to oldest order first.
I have an inventory onhand report and I would like to take the onhand amount and subtract it from oldest orders until inventory goes negative. I also have an orders report that container ordered dated, order number, sku ordered and qty ordered.
Currently I do this in Excel by sorting orders by oldest date and then smallest order number. Then taking inventory ohand and using the formula J2 - G3 to start off then for the rest use formual in column h as "Example H4-G4"
Doing this for 100 sku's in excel takes forever and I would like to see if there is away to do this with DAX in BI. Again I have a table with Onhand Inventory and one table with Orders.
Hi @Anonymous
Can you show samples of both tables in text-tabular format (so that the contents can be copied)? And based on that sample data, show the expected result detailing the logic to get there.
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Hi Im not sure exactly what you are asking for but here is what the to tables look like in BI.
I hope this helps.
As you said
Currently I do this in Excel by sorting orders by oldest date and then smallest order number. Then taking inventory ohand and using the formula J2 - G3 to start off then for the rest use formual in column h as "Example H4-G4"
The same thing can be done in Power BI query editor where the columns can be sorted and then you can add the calculated column to get H4-G4.
kumar27
Thank you for the insight on this being able to be done in query editor but I am really new with this stuff and am having an issue on how I would do the calulated column in query editor when they are to differnt tables.
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