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Creating comparative visualisations

Hi

 

I've created some visualisation on some UK sales data for a training course I'm devising:

 

4C Visualisation.PNG

The data this is based on looks like this:

 

4CV Data.PNG

The above page has a filter that excludes all rows with "Refunded" = "Y" or "YES"

 

So far, so good but I want to create some graphs showing comparative data such as: 

* Refunds number of refunds as a % of total sales by store
* Average discounts / store
* Cost of discounts/store
* Discounts as % of net sales"

 

I'm not sure how to start - any advice?

 

Query is at https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmxJyApgEAcYgo9X_LCL4h3bDmcPng

 

Thanks!

 

Thanks!

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v-yuezhe-msft
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@Anonymous,


Could you please post the logic you use to calculate the following metrics? You can also post expected result based on the sample data in the PBIX file.

* Refunds number of refunds as a % of total sales by store
* Average discounts / store
* Cost of discounts/store
* Discounts as % of net sales"

Regards,
Lydia

Community Support Team _ Lydia Zhang
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