on 09-01-2016 8:11 AM
Hello,
In SAP Lumira, there are 2 tables, which are common for sales topics :
Table A: Actual sales
Product Month Total month
PCs 1/2016 52300
PCs 2/2016 26300
PCs 3/2016 92100
Printers 1/2016 36000
Printers 2/2016 63000
Printers 3/2016 12000
Table B: Forecast sales
Product Forecast 2016
PCs 600 000
Printers 300 000
The expected result is a table comparing actual results with forecasted results by month:
Result:
Product Month Total month Forecast
PCs 1/2016 52300 50000
PCs 2/2016 26300 50000
PCs 3/2016 92100 50000
Printers 1/2016 36000 25000
Printers 2/2016 63000 25000
Printers 3/2016 12000 25000
The aim is to be able to see the gaps between both values.
I know it is possible to do that with a separated excel file, but is there a more simple way to do it directly in Lumira?
Many thanks in advance,
Nicolas
Hi Nicolas,
If you don't want to use 2 excels, then I feel your dataset should have the "Forecast 2016" value duplicated for each month. I created a dummy dataset of your data and it looks like this
Then I created a calculated measure called Monthly Forecast using the formula {Forecast 2016} / 12
Then, I changed the aggregations of Forecast 2016 and Total month to "None"
I was able to get the table you are asking for like this
But, since you say "The aim is to be able to see the gaps between both values", I would suggest these visualizations that gives a clear understanding of the gaps
Is this what you're looking for?
Regards,
Maaz
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Hi Nicolas,
Assuming Table A and table B as 2 different data set , the easiest solution i could think was blending.
1) Acquire both the data sets.
2) Link the data sets with the common dimension ie Product.
3) Create a calculated measure for Forecast2016. ( Forecast2016/12)
4) Drag and drop the dimensions/measure to create the visualisations
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Many thanks Maaz and Jay
It is very helpul indeed!
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I faked out your dataset to try this. I think I got it to work?
Is this what you are trying to do? If so, here's what I did:
Import data into Lumira as two separate sources
In the Forecast source, I created a new field - M.Forecast, which is just Forecast/12
In the Sales source, I created a new fields - Year (which is the year of the Month field)
I then Merged the two together using Product as my merge key.
Let me know if this is what you were looking for.
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