If then else statement on weekly granularity

[joslaz]

Hello everybody!

I have the following two tables:
tblInventory

Article	Value	Date (Today)
AA1	5000	07.12.2019

tblChanges

Article	Value	Date
AA1	-500	06.10.2019
AA1	2500	05.11.2019

The tblInventory shows the current inventory level.
The tblChanges shows the different positive and negative bookings for each day.

Know I need a measure, that shows me for the current week the actual inventory from tblInventory and for last week the actual inventory (tblInventory) - Value (tblChanges).

How would you do that?

 

[g0lub]

Lets rename first sheet as "inventory" like this:

No	article	value
1	A1	30
2	A2	25
3	A3	15

In row "value" there is formula " =SUMIF(changes!$B$2:$B$2000,B2,changes!$C$2:$C$2000) "

Second sheet named "changes" looks like this:

No	article	values	date
1	A1	50
2	A1	-20
3	A2	30
4	A3	15
5	A2	-5

Here you can make changes for the articles.

I didn't understand what do you want with dates, can you explain again with an example?

 

[macfuller]

How many rows does tblInventory have? e.g. a single weekly value or a daily value? My question is which table to go against - if tblInventory has the actual inventory for each day such that the sum of all daily changes in tblChanges is the difference from the previous row's value in tblInventory, then you can do the measure just against tblInventory (i.e. Today's tbleInventory[Value] - DATEADD(tblInventory[Value], -7, DAY)

And do you have a separate date table?

Since you may have Article AA1 multiple times in tblInventory you can't do a 1:many relationship with tblChanges, so RELATED functions probably won't work.

 

[g0lub]

tblInventory has 3 columns. Number, name of the article and current value of that article. Which means you know how much sugar, for example, do you have in market.

Why do you need article AA1 multiple times in tblInventory? If you have different types of sugar, let them be different articles.

I didn't understand what is purpose of date in tables. Do you just need to know when did you buy some articles or something more?