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    Cool PQ - Calculate variances based on different model selections

    Product Jan
    Low
    Jan
    High
    Jan
    Var
    Feb
    Low
    Feb
    High
    Feb
    Var
    Mar
    Low
    Mar
    High
    Mar
    Var
    Apr
    Low
    Apr
    High
    Apr
    Var
    May
    Low
    May
    High
    May
    Var
    Jun
    Low
    Jun
    High
    Jun
    Var
    Low Model Prod A
    15
    80
    -65
    97
    90
    7
    80
    77
    3
    74
    72
    2
    25
    90
    -65
    35
    99
    -64
    Product Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Select1 Prod B
    34
    68
    -34
    11
    100
    -89
    84
    93
    -9
    52
    43
    9
    51
    64
    -13
    51
    90
    -39
    Prod A
    15
    97
    80
    74
    25
    35
    Low Prod C
    10
    24
    -14
    13
    18
    -5
    93
    100
    -7
    22
    50
    -28
    55
    68
    -13
    78
    100
    -22
    Prod B
    34
    11
    84
    52
    51
    51
    Prod D
    78
    64
    14
    52
    56
    -4
    83
    62
    21
    57
    14
    43
    77
    95
    -18
    89
    36
    53
    Prod C
    10
    13
    93
    22
    55
    78
    Select2
    Prod D
    78
    52
    83
    57
    77
    89
    High
    Mid Model
    Product Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
    Prod A
    60
    68
    38
    45
    45
    69
    Prod B
    60
    68
    20
    83
    59
    41
    Prod C
    95
    96
    25
    14
    44
    49
    Prod D
    31
    32
    98
    82
    88
    96
    High Model
    Product Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
    Prod A
    80
    90
    77
    72
    90
    99
    Prod B
    68
    100
    93
    43
    64
    90
    Prod C
    24
    18
    100
    50
    68
    100
    Prod D
    64
    56
    62
    14
    95
    36

    Select models from Data Validation List (Low, Mid or High)
    Code:
    let in Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="SelectA"]}[Content]
    Code:
    let in Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="SelectB"]}[Content]
    Models (tables are renamed suitably)
    Code:
    let in Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Low"]}[Content], {"Product"}, "Month", "Low")
    Code:
    let in Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Mid"]}[Content], {"Product"}, "Month", "Mid")
    Code:
    let in Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="High"]}[Content], {"Product"}, "Month", "High")
    Join and calculate variances
    Code:
    let All = Table.Combine({Low, Mid, High}),
        UOC = Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(All, {"Product", "Month"}, "Attribute", "Value"),
        S1 = Table.ExpandTableColumn(Table.NestedJoin(SelectA,{"Select1"},UOC,{"Attribute"},"Exp",JoinKind.LeftOuter), "Exp", {"Product", "Month", "Value"}),
        S2 = Table.ExpandTableColumn(Table.NestedJoin(SelectB,{"Select2"},UOC,{"Attribute"},"Exp",JoinKind.LeftOuter), "Exp", {"Product", "Month", "Value"}),
        Join = Table.NestedJoin(S1,{"Product","Month"},S2,{"Product","Month"},"EXP",JoinKind.LeftOuter),
        Exp = Table.ExpandTableColumn(Join, "EXP", {"Select2", "Value"}, {"Select2", "Value.1"}),
        Variance = Table.AddColumn(Exp, "Var", each [Value] - [Value.1], type number),
        UOSC = Table.Unpivot(Variance, {"Value", "Value.1", "Var"}, "Attribute", "Value.2"),
        MC = Table.CombineColumns(UOSC,{"Month", "Attribute"},Combiner.CombineTextByDelimiter(" #(lf)", QuoteStyle.None),"Merged"),
        Value1 = Table.ReplaceValue(MC,"Value.1",MC[Select2]{0},Replacer.ReplaceText,{"Merged"}),
        Value = Table.ReplaceValue(Value1,"Value",MC[Select1]{0},Replacer.ReplaceText,{"Merged"}),
        RC = Table.RemoveColumns(Value,{"Select1", "Select2"})
    in  Table.Pivot(RC, List.Distinct(RC[Merged]), "Merged", "Value.2", List.Sum)
    Last edited by sandy666; 08-23-2020 at 03:39 AM.
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