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I have a bunch of invoices with start and dates across a number of years and have the total invoiced during the period. I know how to create a colum to effectively change this to a invoice amount on a daily basis but am struggling with how to create the necessary columns to prorate the total across the months within the invoice period, especially where there are 3 days in one month, 31 the second and 14 the third for example. I've seen a thread as to how to achieve this in Excel but would like help in transposing this functionality into Power BI.
Thanks
Hopefully this table conveys what I mean...
Hi @IainCam67 ,
can you share a Power BI file with sample data? And a table showing the final result you wish to obtain?
You can share a Power BI file by uploading it to OneDrive/ Google Drive/ etc and pasting the link the message.
That will make it easier to help you.
Regards
Luca
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