Vladislav Levchenko
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Hi friends!
I have difficult task. Let's say i have sales table by days and budget table by months. I need to allocate budget to sales so I can visualize it simultaneously.
I've done it in Power Query and created required chart, but this method is really bad for my purposes. I must somehow create a measure.
I saw how this kind of task done with TREATAS function, but excel doesn't has this function, it exist only in PowerBI.
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Hi Vladislav,
You can use this solution, with a YearMonth column added to the tables:
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