Power BI creating a table from another table

Emilia_Maria

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Dear Community,

I'm working currently on a visualisation for my work. I have data on companys, years, quarters and indicators. An indicator alfa is an average of 3 other indicators: beta, sigma delta. I wanna create a table in Power BI showing company name, quarter 4 of the previous year, quarter 4 of the current year, the difference of the indicator alfa and the contribution of the indicators beta, sigma, delta to this difference. I'm wondering if such a thing is possible in Power BI. I attached my excel file

Example_Indexes.xlsx
ABCDEFG
1FirmYearQuarteralfabetasigmadelta
2A201510,150,120,130,2
3A201520,1933330,10,250,23
4A201530,2366670,080,370,26
5A201540,280,060,490,29
6A201610,3233330,040,610,32
7A201620,3666670,020,730,35
8A201630,4100,850,38
9A201640,453333-0,020,970,41
10B201510,20,140,350,11
11B201520,2266670,320,290,07
12B201530,230,210,310,17
13B201540,2488890,2933330,2766670,176667
14B201610,2638890,3283330,2566670,206667
15B201620,2788890,3633330,2366670,236667
16B201630,2938890,3983330,2166670,266667
17B201640,3088890,4333330,1966670,296667
Arkusz1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D17D2=AVERAGE(E2,F2,G2)
 

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If this presentation works for you then the solution is in Power Query shown below
Book7
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1FirmYearQuarteralfabetasigmadeltaFirmQuarterAttribute20152016Subtraction
2A201510.150.120.130.2A1alfa0.150.3233333330.173333333
3A201520.1933330.10.250.23A1beta0.120.04-0.08
4A201530.2366670.080.370.26A1delta0.20.320.12
5A201540.280.060.490.29A1sigma0.130.610.48
6A201610.3233330.040.610.32A2alfa0.1933333330.3666666670.173333333
7A201620.3666670.020.730.35A2beta0.10.02-0.08
8A201630.4100.850.38A2delta0.230.350.12
9A201640.453333-0.020.970.41A2sigma0.250.730.48
10B201510.20.140.350.11A3alfa0.2366666670.410.173333333
11B201520.2266670.320.290.07A3beta0.080-0.08
12B201530.230.210.310.17A3delta0.260.380.12
13B201540.2488890.2933330.2766670.176667A3sigma0.370.850.48
14B201610.2638890.3283330.2566670.206667A4alfa0.280.4533333330.173333333
15B201620.2788890.3633330.2366670.236667A4beta0.06-0.02-0.08
16B201630.2938890.3983330.2166670.266667A4delta0.290.410.12
17B201640.3088890.4333330.1966670.296667A4sigma0.490.970.48
18B1alfa0.20.2638888890.063888889
19B1beta0.140.3283333330.188333333
20B1delta0.110.2066666670.096666667
21B1sigma0.350.256666667-0.093333333
22B2alfa0.2266666670.2788888890.052222222
23B2beta0.320.3633333330.043333333
24B2delta0.070.2366666670.166666667
25B2sigma0.290.236666667-0.053333333
26B3alfa0.230.2938888890.063888889
27B3beta0.210.3983333330.188333333
28B3delta0.170.2666666670.096666667
29B3sigma0.310.216666667-0.093333333
30B4alfa0.2488888890.3088888890.06
31B4beta0.2933333330.4333333330.14
32B4delta0.1766666670.2966666670.12
33B4sigma0.2766666670.196666667-0.08
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D17D2=AVERAGE(E2,F2,G2)


simply a case of Unpivot the data and repivot with different criteria

Power Query:
let
    Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Table1"]}[Content],
    #"Unpivoted Other Columns" = Table.UnpivotOtherColumns(Source, {"Firm", "Year", "Quarter"}, "Attribute", "Value"),
    #"Pivoted Column" = Table.Pivot(Table.TransformColumnTypes(#"Unpivoted Other Columns", {{"Year", type text}}, "en-US"), List.Distinct(Table.TransformColumnTypes(#"Unpivoted Other Columns", {{"Year", type text}}, "en-US")[Year]), "Year", "Value"),
    #"Inserted Subtraction" = Table.AddColumn(#"Pivoted Column", "Subtraction", each [2016] - [2015], type number)
in
    #"Inserted Subtraction"
 
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