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Here is my dataset. I want to have walk-forward that takes from Gross Revenue to Net Revenue to Gross Profit. I am also sharing sketch of proposed waterfall. Can you help?
Data Table:
Customer | Line item | Amount |
Customer A | Gross Revenue | $ 10.00 |
Customer A | Discounts | $ (2.00) |
Customer A | Net Revenue | $ 8.00 |
Customer A | Cost of Goods | $ (3.00) |
Customer A | Freight | $ (1.00) |
Customer A | Gross Profit | $ 4.00 |
Customer B | Gross Revenue | $ 12.00 |
Customer B | Discounts | $ (2.00) |
Customer B | Net Revenue | $ 10.00 |
Customer B | Cost of Goods | $ (2.00) |
Customer B | Freight | $ (1.00) |
Customer B | Gross Profit | $ 7.00 |
Output:
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@kjani It can be done with a few adjustments to you table.
1. Add a sort column to your table - this is to make sure the line items appear in the right order.
2. Create a simple measure:
Gross Profit = CALCULATE(SUM(ProfitWaterfallTable[Amount]))
3. Add the Waterfall chart as shown in example.
4. You can only add one customer at a time and exclude the Gross Revenue and Net Revenue using slicers - else it will not work.
@kjani It can be done with a few adjustments to you table.
1. Add a sort column to your table - this is to make sure the line items appear in the right order.
2. Create a simple measure:
Gross Profit = CALCULATE(SUM(ProfitWaterfallTable[Amount]))
3. Add the Waterfall chart as shown in example.
4. You can only add one customer at a time and exclude the Gross Revenue and Net Revenue using slicers - else it will not work.
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