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Anonymous
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Two tables - Lookup

Hi - I have two tables. Sales and Return tables that show sales and return amt for different products. I want to show (or chart) in a table, the total sales and return cost for each item. When I do that, the sales amt is shown correctly but the return amt is shown as one single figure. I don't have any relationship defined between these two tables. 

 

How do I do this correctly? 

 

 return.PNGsales.PNGtotal.PNG

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v-yulgu-msft
Employee
Employee

Hi @Anonymous,

 

Create a summary table based on Product Return table.

Summary Product Return =
SUMMARIZE (
    'Product Return',
    'Product Return'[Product],
    "Return Total", SUM ( 'Product Return'[Return] )
)

In Product Sales table, add a new calculated column using LookUpValue.

return =
LOOKUPVALUE (
    'Summary Product Return'[Return Total],
    'Summary Product Return'[Product], 'Product Sales'[Product]
)

Then, add columns [Product], [Sales] and [return] from 'Product Sales'  into table visual. Please note that when you add [return] into table visual, you should choose  'Don't summarize ' option.

1.PNG

 

If you need to show total values for this column, that is to say, you want it to be summed. Please use this formula instead:

return2 =
LOOKUPVALUE (
    'Summary Product Return'[Return Total],
    'Summary Product Return'[Product], 'Product Sales'[Product]
)
    / CALCULATE (
        COUNT ( 'Product Sales'[Product] ),
        ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product Sales', 'Product Sales'[Product] )
    )

You can see the difference between above two formulas.

2.PNG

 

Best regards,
Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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v-yulgu-msft
Employee
Employee

Hi @Anonymous,

 

Create a summary table based on Product Return table.

Summary Product Return =
SUMMARIZE (
    'Product Return',
    'Product Return'[Product],
    "Return Total", SUM ( 'Product Return'[Return] )
)

In Product Sales table, add a new calculated column using LookUpValue.

return =
LOOKUPVALUE (
    'Summary Product Return'[Return Total],
    'Summary Product Return'[Product], 'Product Sales'[Product]
)

Then, add columns [Product], [Sales] and [return] from 'Product Sales'  into table visual. Please note that when you add [return] into table visual, you should choose  'Don't summarize ' option.

1.PNG

 

If you need to show total values for this column, that is to say, you want it to be summed. Please use this formula instead:

return2 =
LOOKUPVALUE (
    'Summary Product Return'[Return Total],
    'Summary Product Return'[Product], 'Product Sales'[Product]
)
    / CALCULATE (
        COUNT ( 'Product Sales'[Product] ),
        ALLEXCEPT ( 'Product Sales', 'Product Sales'[Product] )
    )

You can see the difference between above two formulas.

2.PNG

 

Best regards,
Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Anonymous
Not applicable

Thanks Yuliana !!

petrcz
Regular Visitor

Hi, check this

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg492170.aspx and this https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee634551.aspx

Use Earlier function to lookup a value for any single row...

The output in your case should be

 

1. Add a new column in "Sales" table, you can give it a name "Return"

2. Insert this formula in "Sales" table", column "Return"

LOOKUPVALUE('Table in whis the return is'[Return],'Table in which the return is'[Product],earlier[Product])

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