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Hi, I have a table like this, where the amounts are divided into 2 diferents columns.
First Payment | Year 1° Payment | Second Payment | Year 2° Payment |
$ 43.499,00 | 2013 | $ 43.501,00 | 2013 |
$ 73.140,00 | 2013 | $ 73.141,00 | 2013 |
$ 87.686,00 | 2013 | $ 87.687,00 | 2013 |
$ 83.064,00 | 2013 | $ 83.064,00 | 2013 |
$ 75.875,00 | 2013 | $ 75.875,00 | 2013 |
$86.500,00 | 2013 | $ 86.500,00 | 2013 |
$ 74.027,00 | 2013 | $ 74.027,00 | 2013 |
$ 90.725,00 | 2013 | $ 90.726,00 | 2013 |
$ 65.197,00 | 2013 | $ 65.197,00 | 2013 |
$ 65.404,00 | 2013 | $ 65.404,00 | 2013 |
$ 80.000,00 | 2013 | $ 80.000,00 | 2013 |
$ 235.000,00 | 2014 | $ 235.000,00 | 2014 |
$ 205.000,00 | 2014 | $ 205.000,00 | 2014 |
I wanna get the total by year
Year | Total Payment |
2013 | $ 1.650.239 |
2014 | $ 880.000 |
Thanks !!
Reshape you’re table in power query before you load it. Set it up as
paymentyear, payment number, amount
then it is eaSy
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