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surfingjoe
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work days

I'm a newbie, so I'll apologize ahead of time if the answer is obvious.

We have a Power BI that pulls SQL data with items name, expected revenue & date of delivery.  

Created a visual, that uses the date of delivery and summarization of expected Revenue by Month

We would like to show Expected Revenue by month (based upon how many working days are in a month), to give us revenue per day like the followingSample.JPG

 

 

I assume that I should create a manually entered table that has the days per month and somehow associate it with the SQL Queries "Date of Delivery" Month value, once I have that relationship, I can then create a new column which divides revenue by days of the month number derived by the association????

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@surfingjoe, I recommend creating a date table that contains a Working Day column (Y/N flag). This will allow you to calculate the number of working days in each month.





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