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Good afternoon everyone! I'm needing to calculate the seasonality per month of sales based on data from two previous years.
I give as an example this sales data per month:
one-20 | 10 |
feb-20 | 15 |
mar-20 | 25 |
Apr-20 | 30 |
may-20 | 10 |
Jun-20 | 15 |
jul-20 | 10 |
ago-20 | 8 |
sep-20 | 7 |
oct-20 | 12 |
nov-20 | 15 |
Dec-20 | 21 |
Total | 178 |
one-21 | 12 |
feb-21 | 18 |
mar-21 | 30 |
Apr-21 | 36 |
may-21 | 12 |
Jun-21 | 18 |
jul-21 | 12 |
ago-21 | 9,6 |
sep-21 | 8,4 |
oct-21 | 15 |
nov-21 | 18 |
Dec-21 | 23 |
Total | 212 |
The Formula in Excel for calculating january seasonality would be = ( (10+12) / (178+212) ) * 100 = 5.64%
The result of seasonality per month would be:
one | 5,64% |
feb | 8,46% |
mar | 14,10% |
Apr | 16,92% |
may | 5,64% |
Jun | 8,46% |
jul | 5,64% |
ago | 4,51% |
sep | 3,95% |
oct | 6,92% |
nov | 8,46% |
Dec | 11,28% |
Someone could help me with the Power Bi measure needed to reach these results???
Thank you very much for the help!
Fred
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@Syndicate_Admin Glad to hear. Please "Accept as solution" so that others can take advantage of it.
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Share the exact structure of your raw data table(s).
@Syndicate_Admin solution is attached, tweak it as you see fit.
I would ❤ Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make efforts to give Kudos to whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!
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It works perfectly! Thank you very much for the help!!!!!
@Syndicate_Admin what happens if you have 3 years of data, then sum month all 3 years and divide by the total?
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