Power Pivot - Add Weekly totals from second query to main pivot table

cwins

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I am very new to power pivot and I am only scratching the surface of what I think it is capable of. I have created a query that shows stock levels by part number and another that shows delivery schedule qty for each part by week number. Both work well as individual pivot tables, I am trying to combine both queries in Power Pivot so that I can see stock level and when parts are due to be delivered to top up stock. No matter what I try I can only manage to display total to be delivered by part.

Any help gratefully received
 

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Create a third table containing a unique list of all parts and join this table (one to many) to each of the other tables. Only use the product information from this new table, not from the other 2, then get the numbers from the other 2 tables (place in value section)

Read my article here The Optimal Shape for Power BI Data
 
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Create a third table containing a unique list of all parts and join this table (one to many) to each of the other tables. Only use the product information from this new table, not from the other 2, then get the numbers from the other 2 tables (place in value section)

Read my article here The Optimal Shape for Power BI Data
Hi Matt. thank you for the reply and advice, apologies for the delay in responding but I have been out of office without access to this site for the last week< I will try your suggestion ASAP and let you know how I get on

Best Regards

Clive
 
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Create a third table containing a unique list of all parts and join this table (one to many) to each of the other tables. Only use the product information from this new table, not from the other 2, then get the numbers from the other 2 tables (place in value section)

Read my article here The Optimal Shape for Power BI Data
Hi again Matt, I have done as you suggested but thinking logically, I am expecting too much from PowerPivot as I don't think what I am trying to do is possible. Having 2 fields in the columns section of the PivotTable Fields (Image1), is duplicating the data (Image2).

Thank you for taking the time to try and help me
 

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