Power BI: The Income Statement

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  • @grahamcoles5594
    @grahamcoles5594 Před rokem +5

    Simply the best! Your video and the downloads you provide are absolutely fantastic. Clear, concise and 100% on topic. Perfect.

  • @jacquesel
    @jacquesel Před 3 lety +4

    I have watched a million youtube vids on how to create a P&L in Power BI. Seems every tutor has their own recipe and they all differ vastly. This one is awesome, easy to follow and apply the logic. Now that I understand the logic behind it, I can adjust the recipe to meet my exact requirements. Thank you!!

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks Jacques. Glad you found it useful & easy to follow

  • @fredrodriguez963
    @fredrodriguez963 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi Chris, excellent work. I can't see the moment for trying the sample. For sure I'll be waiting for more videos. Thank you for generously sharing your "guru" knowledge with the community.

  • @user-sz8gr9ke3k
    @user-sz8gr9ke3k Před rokem +1

    Thank you Chris! The file is well designed and the explanation is clear and concise. Pleased I could copy/adapt to my needs rather than trying to invent it all myself.

  • @eco8jp3b
    @eco8jp3b Před 3 lety +3

    I've been looking at a few different approaches for creating a P&L report for my company and this is the model I will adopt. Thanks for sharing the desktop file. I've learned a lot.

  • @PurinV
    @PurinV Před 10 měsíci

    Hi Chris, major thanks and props for sharing the dataset and pbi file. I struggled to find a way to present the net/subtotal lines on PnL in power Bi and used to work around with excel. Your tutorial is easy to follow through, it helps me build my my first proper looking dashboard. Many thanks 😊

  • @zm9475
    @zm9475 Před 2 měsíci

    So eloquently and patiently explained and thank you for sharing the files

  • @farlesh1000
    @farlesh1000 Před 8 měsíci

    Tremendous job. Brilliant way to approach financials, much easier the typical template approach with can result in complicated formulas with long switch statements. Well done!

  • @98315010
    @98315010 Před 3 lety +6

    Very Impressive Tutorial. You are an amazing instructor.

  • @ltao2839
    @ltao2839 Před 3 lety +1

    Very Impressive. a well-thought-out report. Best of what I have seen so far.

  • @oladman9058
    @oladman9058 Před 2 lety +3

    This is amazing and thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  • @oluwadolapobifarin105
    @oluwadolapobifarin105 Před rokem +3

    This is great. I have been making good use of this template for over a year now. Thanks a lot

    • @bendavidson1269
      @bendavidson1269 Před 20 dny

      hello, I am wondering if you have some insight into what to do if your client adds some accounts

    • @oluwadolapobifarin105
      @oluwadolapobifarin105 Před 20 dny

      Mainly configuring your excel layout sheet to contain the newly created account with the right setting in it. Lemme know if that helps

  • @Andre-ej7kq
    @Andre-ej7kq Před 2 lety +1

    Sir, you are truly a LIFE SAVER !! Thank you

  • @ohmoneymoneyhome6430
    @ohmoneymoneyhome6430 Před 3 lety +4

    this is exactly what i need. Thank you very much~

  • @jefjamaer9356
    @jefjamaer9356 Před 2 lety +2

    Amazing video, best I have seen so far on how to create an income statement!
    Only one thing is not working out for me. All the variables in my matrix have a positive sign, although the variables that are supposed to be negative have a negative sign in the mapping table. Any idea what I could be doing wrong?

  • @ujwalbhandari8158
    @ujwalbhandari8158 Před 3 lety +1

    This is absolutely amazing!

  • @abhishekstatus_7
    @abhishekstatus_7 Před 3 lety +2

    The report and logic is awesome😊. Thanks for sharing this. Audio was slow rest all was great😊

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      Thanks Abhishek. I've updated my setup for recording videos going forward.

  • @PedroCabraldaCamara
    @PedroCabraldaCamara Před rokem

    This is an amazing Job!!

  • @georgebernando9550
    @georgebernando9550 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you for sharing.. this very usefull for my job

  • @MattWhiteMattWPBS
    @MattWhiteMattWPBS Před 3 lety +1

    Very useful, been looking for a good walk through like this.
    Can see someone else has mentioned about the volume. It would also be worth either using the screen zoom earlier on, or reducing the monitor resolution before starting recording. Just makes it a bit squinty!

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks for the feedback. Working towards make more improvements to the videos going forward

  • @user-nv6gc2eu5m
    @user-nv6gc2eu5m Před rokem +1

    Hi Chris,
    Thank you for this.
    Can you please elaborate of how the rows of subtotals like "Net invoiced Revenue", "Net Revenue", "Gross Profit" are calculated? Is it thanks to the Mapping table, and the relevant intersections, or is there some other calculation behind it?

  • @Kaming220
    @Kaming220 Před 2 lety +2

    Awesome video!!!

  • @iphner43
    @iphner43 Před rokem

    Hi Chris - What's the ETL/transformation process used for calculating specific values in the Actuals (or Budget)? It's fairly simple to create a synthetic fact table for pre-calculated data, i.e., revenue breakdowns or cost types, but certainly not EBITDA or Profit, etc. Any ideas?

  • @paramitadas8244
    @paramitadas8244 Před 2 lety +1

    Very helpful!!

  • @ommm4169
    @ommm4169 Před rokem

    Hi Chris! thank you it's really wonderful and informative video.
    As I'm redoing the BI for learning purposes. For some reason the variance values + % (Budget / Forecast) are not appearing, even though my connections are exactly in your file.
    can you help me please.?

  • @antoniodamore
    @antoniodamore Před 3 lety +7

    Very good result! I'm working on this goal too, but your solution looks more efficient. The audio unfortunately is very low.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks for the feedback. Will increase the volume for the next recording

  • @tommypersson13
    @tommypersson13 Před rokem

    Great work! I have managed to replicate with my data but have some issues for Budget and Forecast. Year to date for Budget and Forecast shows the full year summarized and not the current months YTD figures. And for Quarter to Date it shows the full quarter. Not sure what I have missed or what's wrong since it works fine for actuals. Any ideas?

  • @geirforsmo8749
    @geirforsmo8749 Před 2 lety

    Hi Chris!
    Very nice video. I am making a P&L report right based on your ideas here. But I am struggling with a special case here. In my power bi report, the user can adjust the second level in the matrix by a percentage slider (1-100). That is the easy part. I just multiply all the elements within a switch statement with the percent factor corresponding to these fields. The same can I do for level 1 part too corresponding to the child level. But now the interesting and (for me) difficult part starts. I need to take this recalculated row fields (or perhaps only the sum level 1 field) and adjust all the other sum level 1 fields below since we now have changed a important value that must be taken into account. I have several things like creating a measure that new calculated value and then be used in the switch statement. But no, there must be some context mistakes or something in my approach. I will not work. Do you have any suggestion what I can do to make my report work? This drives me crazy and I need some guidance to come forward. Any suggestion would be grateful. Thanks

  • @ahmedramadan7868
    @ahmedramadan7868 Před 2 lety +1

    amazing video, can u make a video to explain how we can make a data on query ready to use

  • @user-vo3mt9wd2m
    @user-vo3mt9wd2m Před 23 dny

    This is very useful. Thank you. Instead of using current month, current quarter, current year, how would you go about choosing a specific period with a starting month and ending month or starting date and ending date?

  • @DCHammock
    @DCHammock Před rokem

    Can you please advise on including a prior month calc in the same view as the current month?

  • @ankushgupta7471
    @ankushgupta7471 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi Chris, this is very helpful. May I request the actual BI model along with working files which can be modified to my requirements. Thanks a lot

  • @GenNextAnalyst
    @GenNextAnalyst Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you so much!

  • @franksimms8358
    @franksimms8358 Před rokem

    Excellent work on this project. What data es do you use to connect with PBI. Any chance it would be SAP.

  • @karikoga320
    @karikoga320 Před 3 lety +1

    Many thanks for the posting. Have you done a balance sheet and/or cash flow statement in Power BI

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +2

      Thank you for watching. Currently I have not recorded videos or delivered any public talks on the balance sheet or cash flow. It is, however, something I'm considering as one of my talks this year. If I do, it will appear here on the LBAG channel. Feel free to connect on LinkedIn if you have an account as I will always mention upcoming talks and topics.

  • @danielw.8800
    @danielw.8800 Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you! Great explanation. I still suffer from this inefficient way to create these financial structures in power BI. What I'm missing here are lines with margins within the financial structure (like EBIT-Margin, and so on). Maybe you can add that in a later version.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +2

      Hi Daniel. You can do this if you include the margins within your income statement layout then use the SWITCH statement to pick the correct measure. The problem I currently have with this is that I'm unaware of a way to control the text size within the individual lines and usually I'd want the margins to be in a smaller font / italics.

    • @danielw.8800
      @danielw.8800 Před 3 lety +2

      @@chrisbarber639 Thank you. I agree. A smaller font looks better. I will let you know, if I find a solution for it.

    • @selinawang6532
      @selinawang6532 Před 2 lety

      @@chrisbarber639 I would like to know how too!

  • @AhmedAbdalalim
    @AhmedAbdalalim Před 2 lety

    Awesome - Very Handy
    Thanks

  • @chrishenriksson2942
    @chrishenriksson2942 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi Chris, Chris here :- ) This took me some time to follow and understoood the logic. But it really worked out, love it and it gonna save me loads of time in the future. One thing, i haven't had time to do yet. For instance, I'm probably done with november in the mid next week but the current month-formula it will show december now, which ofc dont have any data yet. How would you recommend changing that? Curren't month should be like last date with numbers. Great work keep it up, just the sound that are a bit to low!

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks Chris. Yes the current month column should change based on the date. You can either do this in your source table or use PowerQuery (m) to identify the current date.

  • @3mru7osny
    @3mru7osny Před 3 lety +3

    Thank you Chris. This was simply amazing. I have one question though on how you aggregated the total + and - in the net revenue for example. I am not sure how the value column in the mapping table finally adds and subtracts these rows together. Would you mind leaving any reference on how I could explore this further ? I hope my question makes sense 😄thanks a zillion

    • @3mru7osny
      @3mru7osny Před 3 lety

      To be specific I mean the functionality behind the Income Statement Rollup Detail tab in your sources…

    • @yuvarajand19
      @yuvarajand19 Před 3 lety

      ​@@3mru7osny I was wondering about the same and realized it was aesthetic.
      Also reading few of the other comments, Chris has already answered it in one of them,
      sMKa: Very nice video. Just to add in your tutorial, the matrix of + and - is not necessary. You can do the association directly in PQuery
      Chris: Thanks. Agreed you don't need + or - anything will do, but I prefer this when working through to understand the behavior
      I believe, most G L Entries account for the + and - already and you need not worry much about it. So please clarify with your Finance team.
      That being said, if it is an absolute necessary in your scenario, a simple change I would make is,
      1) Replace + and - in the power query editor
      a) Modify + symbols to 1's
      b) Modify - symbols to -1's
      2) In the Actuals table, create a calculated column to create a newValue which accounts for the multiplication and use it instead to calculate the measure G_L Sum :
      newValue = Actuals[Value] * LOOKUPVALUE(Mapping[Value],Mapping[Sub Ledger],Actuals[Sub Ledger])

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety +1

      Hi
      The solution doesn't actually use the "+' r "-" signage to compute the solution. Its more there for me as a user when working through.
      The totals work because the actual figures are held in positive or negatives then it sums up the balance.
      Hope that helps

  • @jpparikh55
    @jpparikh55 Před 3 lety +2

    Hi, Thanks a lot for sharing this. It is a very good tutorial for understanding how the stacked Income statement is prepared.
    I am stuck on a point where I see zero values for the lines where I have blanks in the layout. Could you please help me?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +2

      Hi Jay. Thanks for the feedback. Where we have zero values I use the conditional formatting to change the colour to the same as the background. If you look at the Power BI file in the example, you can click on the table and see the conditional formatting I've applied.

  • @naramarts1529
    @naramarts1529 Před 3 lety +2

    this is very useful. Many thanks for sharing this.
    I have a question on the Dates Tab in Excel. Can we just create a Date Table in Power BI and use this with all your other Excel data.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +2

      Yes you certainly can.
      I use Excel as a data source in the example just for ease, but would recommend getting data direct from your ERP or data warehouse where you can.

  • @petercompton538
    @petercompton538 Před 4 měsíci

    Hi Chris, another great video, thanks very much. Just one question - in the date table, you have trues and falses in the current month, current quarter and current year columns - am I right to assume this is formula driven?

  • @samueelXP
    @samueelXP Před 3 lety +2

    Very nice video. Just to add in your tutorial, the matrix of + and - is not necessary. You can do the association directly in PQuery

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks. Agreed you don't need + or - anything will do, but I prefer this when working through to understand the behaviour

    • @angelmaravilla4708
      @angelmaravilla4708 Před rokem

      @samueelXP How is the proceedure in Power Query to make the asociation without the need of "+" and "-" symbols?, you take as basis the "IncomeStatementLayout" or what is the process??

  • @jamesmundy3127
    @jamesmundy3127 Před rokem

    I'm trying to replicate the Income Statement layout, can you explain why there are gaps in the level 3 sort order.For example, the sort order goes 1,2,3,4 , 8 9,10, 17. What's driving this and does it really matter as long as it's in order. Thanks,

  • @rakishev
    @rakishev Před 2 lety +3

    Dear Chris. Thanks for your nice neat report. I got the following question: is it possible to choose a date for report? By now it is fixed on the current month/quarter/year. Is there a way to choose a March/1st quarter/March YTD when it's already June? Thanks a lot.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Yelder. Yes, you just have to modify the DAX context. I'd recommend reading the definitive guide to DAX by Alberto and Marco if you haven't already

  • @zxsw85
    @zxsw85 Před 3 lety +3

    Boss! Much respect.

    • @LondonBusinessAnalyticsGroup
      @LondonBusinessAnalyticsGroup  Před 3 lety +1

      Much appreciated

    • @zxsw85
      @zxsw85 Před 3 lety +2

      @@LondonBusinessAnalyticsGroup I've watched this legit 3 times (once taking notes, 2 times more passively). Legit, have all the Kimball books, etc etc, this has to be THE best income statement in Dax/BI around. So much love for making this.

  • @tracey-leefebruary4567
    @tracey-leefebruary4567 Před měsícem

    Hi there, Could you please explain the sorting for your level 3 order. I don't understand why level 1 and level 2 is sorted in sequence but level 3 skips a few numbers. I have been staring at the sheet for a while now and can't figure it out. Great video BTW!

  • @zetopium1632
    @zetopium1632 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you for sharing the report. One thing I am not sure is that how to calculate the Gross Margin & EBITA. Much appreciated if you can provide a detail comment. Thanks!

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      It's done in a very similar manner to the other calculations. If you download the PBIX file using the link in the comments you can see the DAX logic and the table I've brought in. Hope that helps.

  • @selinawang6532
    @selinawang6532 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you so much Chris for making this video! I am fairly new to Power BI so there are some steps I don't know how to do. Would you please advise which of your videos I should refer to for guidance?
    1. How do you get those bar charts at the top of the tables within Power BI?
    2. How do you create the 'Manual Tables'?
    3. What is that Rollup Detail table for? Why some are plus signs and others are minus signs?
    4. How do you create those dynamic text at the top left of page?
    Thank you in advance!
    Selina

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      Hi Selina,
      Thanks for the feedback.
      This is around an intermediate level set of sessions, so will be difficult to pick up as a beginner. My advise would be to try and do a beginner course.
      Here are some good options:
      1) Dashboard in a day - these are often free
      2) Work towards DA100 Power BI exam with Microsoft material
      3) There are some great trainers out there (like Mark Wilcock) who provide training for businesses
      I'd also check out your local area for user groups and see what events they have. Some of the world is now getting back to in person events again.
      Hope that's helpful
      Chris

  • @vikaspatil1277
    @vikaspatil1277 Před rokem

    In my data set the additional data fild is not calculating like Gross Profit , Total sales , EBITA can any body can help to fix this

  • @romansteiger7901
    @romansteiger7901 Před 2 lety +1

    Great Video and I was able to apply it on our own P&L. The only issue I struggle is to create the dynamic title. Nothing is said about it...Any assistance ?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      Great you managed to apply this!
      If you use SELECTEDVALUE in dax you can return the MTD, QTD or YTD value and then use this is a card visual.
      Hope that helps
      Chris

  • @faresrustom
    @faresrustom Před 3 lety +2

    I really appreciate the wonderful work you have share, it surely is amazing. Is there a way to add a new measurement to calculate the variance Current Month vs Previous Year Month?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      Hi Fares. Thanks for watching the video. Yes, you can create a prior year measure using a few different approaches such as using the DAX time intelligence functions (docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/time-intelligence-functions-dax) or using columns to identify the prior year in the date dimension if you have a non-standard company calendar, i.e., a 4 week, 4 week, 5 week quarter. I'm actually doing a follow up to this talk on the Balance Sheet in April (www.meetup.com/London-Business-Analytics-Group/events/275946620/) in which I'll be including prior year calculations.

  • @torbenjrgensen8064
    @torbenjrgensen8064 Před 2 lety

    Watching the video, I have a question related to the amount of measures, wouldn't it be good to use calculation groups for time intelligence and variances?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      Hi Torben. Generally I think there are better ways than calculation groups; there are exceptions such as using them for formatting. If I need to create a lot of measures with the same context, I.e., a year to date for all my measures I favour C# scripting in Tabular Editor to create them. There are other views out there, but I find this more effective.

  • @mahdialsukairi6347
    @mahdialsukairi6347 Před 3 lety

    Thanks for sharing
    This is showing May IS, how can I see January or any other month
    Should I put slicer or filter?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      So I decided to show CM, QTD and YTD with the logic. In this approach the current month updates each month. If you want to pick months instead, as you mention you just need to add a slicer with month on the page or add into the filter panel.

  • @bendavidson1269
    @bendavidson1269 Před 20 dny

    Hey, great vid! any advice as to how to handle the addition of new accounts? I feel like it would be very difficult considering the layout and order stuff

    • @Haleysilver-q5w
      @Haleysilver-q5w Před 15 dny

      agreed! I sort of found a work around so far but its only been a day since i replicated this so i maybe havent encountered all potential issues haha. I used formulas in my table like this for my sorting for my Primary Key column =IF(ROW()=2, 101, IF([@Account] = OFFSET([@Account], -1, 0), OFFSET([@[Primary Key]], -1, 0), OFFSET([@[Primary Key]], -1, 0) + 1)) I made a primary key column that literally goes from 1 and down until the end, i have my excel tab sorted by the FS order column which i made using this formula so that the income statement is the top always
      =IF([@[Financial Statement Type]]="Income Statement", 101,
      IF([@[Financial Statement Type]]="Balance Sheet", 201,
      IF([@[Financial Statement Type]]="Cash Flow Statement", 301,
      IF([@[Financial Statement Type]]="Cash Movement", 401, 0))))
      then for my levels i did =IF(ROW()=2, 101, IF([@[Level 0]] = OFFSET([@[Level 0]], -1, 0), OFFSET([@[Level 0 Order]], -1, 0), OFFSET([@[Level 0 Order]], -1, 0) + 1)) and so on. These formulas are essentially saying if this rows level 0 is the same/equal to the level 0 cell above it then keep the sort # the same if not add 1.
      KEY thing though is DO NOT RESORT your data it will mess up your orders to help with that i added a copy and pasted version of the primary key column so if it ever got resorted by accident you have a starting point to resort it and then fix any that got out of order thankfully accounts arent added all that often. SO that being said when you add a new account you can just add a row in where you want it to be sorted so if its cash put it in the middle of your cash accounts or the bottom and those formulas will do their thing to edit the orders below once you add the rest for each level column. Sorry if thats too confusing and probably still not the best solution to make it smoother.

  • @noushadaboobakar6492
    @noushadaboobakar6492 Před 3 lety +2

    Very good

  • @abayomi07
    @abayomi07 Před 2 lety +2

    Hi Chris, this is a fabulous piece, well done. I was trying to follow all you did, using your data but for some reason some lines are coming up as blank. The Net Invoiced Revenue, Net Revenue, Gross Profit, PBIT, PBT & PAT are all blank. Please do you know what I'm doing wrong?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Yomi. Sounds like it's all the totals which are appearing as blank. The most likely reason is the table that bridges between actuals and the financial statement layouts is missing the general ledgers for the totals. For instance, revenue GL is showing against revenue but not against Gross Proift. In the balance sheet and cash flow videos I show an alternative approach using the switch statement which you might find easier to impliment.

    • @abayomi07
      @abayomi07 Před 2 lety +1

      @@chrisbarber639 Thanks for your prompt response. I agree the alternative approach in your balance sheet video is easier. Much appreciated.

  • @maryzeng3619
    @maryzeng3619 Před 2 lety +6

    TREATAS function is very well;BY the way, the voice of this video is too low

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      Thanks. I've adjusted the volume for future videos

  • @horizon119
    @horizon119 Před 2 lety +1

    Ciao Chris, bellissimo video...purtroppo non sono disponibili i sottotitoli. Grazie

  • @mislavberakovic7934
    @mislavberakovic7934 Před rokem

    Hi, how can I calculate in Actuals, % of Net Revenue in every Item in Level 1 Income statement ? Many thanks

  • @tudorbanea4583
    @tudorbanea4583 Před 3 lety +1

    Excellent video, thank you for uploading!
    I'm struggling to hide the 0 values in the blank lines. Any tips?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      Hi Tudor - one method would be to use the conditional formatting to change the text colour to white when the value is equal to 0

    • @tudorbanea4583
      @tudorbanea4583 Před 3 lety

      @@chrisbarber639 Tried that and it works for values, but not the subtotals. In my version, the blank lines sum up to 0, yet the conditional format does not apply to them apparently.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      Depending on your version of Power BI, there should be an option when applying conditional formating to apply to totals and values. Its on the right hand side when the applying conditional formating box is open.

    • @tudorbanea4583
      @tudorbanea4583 Před 3 lety +1

      @@chrisbarber639 Thank you for your help! I had to change the setting from Values to Values and Totals and that did the trick!

  • @marianomateos8326
    @marianomateos8326 Před 3 lety +2

    impressive!!! Could you do the same for finnancial balance or Statement of cash flows!! tnx

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      We're doing a live session on the London Business Analytics Group meetup next week

  • @MrNyamwanga
    @MrNyamwanga Před 3 lety +1

    Dear Chris, is it possible that you guide on the Level 3 and Level 3 Order of the Income Statement Layout. Or could you be generous enough to explain on the Income Statement Layout for some of your subscribers benefit with a video. Your response will be highly appreciated.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Benedict . Level 3 works exactly the same as levels 1 & 2. So for instance you have a level 1 such as revenue and the order for that is 1 as its first on the statement. Level 2 for revenue is operating revenue and intercompany revenue in the example. A level 3 example would be that operating revenue would be broken down into B2B or B2C revenue. Hope that helps.

  • @seanain1
    @seanain1 Před 2 lety

    Thank You

  • @sopauljauck4163
    @sopauljauck4163 Před rokem

    Looks like a useful video but I can't really hear. Is there another with louder volume?

  • @frankhofmans9362
    @frankhofmans9362 Před 2 lety +2

    Amazing work Chris. One question: i can't replicate the treatas formule between actuals subledger and mapping subledger. What measures did you use for actuals and mapping subledger?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      Thanks Frank. You can download the PBIX file from the comments to get the calculation. The basic premise is that treatas creates a virtual relationship. In the balance sheet/ cash flow approach I show an alternative calculation using actual relationships and then a switch calculation which you might find easier to impliment.

    • @frankhofmans9362
      @frankhofmans9362 Před 2 lety

      @@chrisbarber639 Thanks Chris, i used your formulas, but i still can't get the subtotals (gross margin, gross profit, ebitda) in the table.

    • @frankhofmans9362
      @frankhofmans9362 Před 2 lety

      @@chrisbarber639 I think the problem is in the mapping file. I created the confrontation (Gross Margin = Net Sales + Costs of Sales in rollup file), but when i unpivot and merge it in PBI, there is no result when i select gross margin, gross profit or EBITDA. At 14.06, i see that you do have results with fe Gross Profit

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      Hi Frank. As you mention it sounds like there is an issue with the mapping file. I'd have a go at the approach in balance sheet/cash flow as that uses physical relationships which are easier to work with if your unfamiliar with using the treatas virtual relationships approach.

    • @rakishev
      @rakishev Před 2 lety

      @@chrisbarber639 Hello, Chris. What is the reason you're using 'treatas' and not just create real connection? Is there some reason for that?

  • @samanthashi552
    @samanthashi552 Před 7 měsíci

    I have watched several CZcams videos and this is the only one which can help me to build my P&L report. Many Thanks, Chris!! But I got a question about how you bold the rows of the highlighted rows. I managed to create the grey background colour using cell elements conditional formatting. But I couldn't bold the rows.

  • @ludovicvannistelrode9702
    @ludovicvannistelrode9702 Před 3 lety +2

    Hi Chris, much appreciate the video and your approach.
    I've got a minor problem. For some reason I've got a small glitch in my visuals -> It doesn't add upp (subtracts) the totals, for example I've got a 0,00 result for Net Revenue. Can it be the mapping?
    Your help is most welcome

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      Thank you for watching and the comment.
      You are quite right in your assertion that mapping is the most likely issue. If you check the mapping table, it might be you have no accounts linked to the mapping for net revenue.
      If this doesn't work, you should be able to download the end result PBIX file and check back against this.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      I'll also be live with the London Business Analytics Group on the 22nd February going through this income statement solution

    • @ludovicvannistelrode9702
      @ludovicvannistelrode9702 Před 3 lety

      @@chrisbarber639 Hi Chris, I made my mistake in merging the mapping table. I used the wrong column as a match. Resulting in null values. Thanks for your quick response.
      I have however, one small detail. On my blank rows, there is a 0,00 value which I don't seem to get blank. Any idea? I used your formula.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      @@ludovicvannistelrode9702 glad you got it resolved.
      On my example I changed the format string in the data modelling tab and set the conditional formating for null values so it matches the background.

    • @ludovicvannistelrode9702
      @ludovicvannistelrode9702 Před 3 lety +1

      @@chrisbarber639 Dear Chris, thank you very much. You've been most helpful.

  • @Alan-yy8qx
    @Alan-yy8qx Před 3 lety +1

    Can you explain why at 7:55 on level 3 order, row 6 you jumped from 4 to 8? Also on level 3 order, row 9 you went from 10 to 17. Thanks!

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      Hi Alan,
      You don't need to jump, as long as they are in order. When I first build the solution I had more levels and have simplified as gone through.

    • @angelmaravilla4708
      @angelmaravilla4708 Před rokem

      The rows he deleted were the "Not used" rows indicated in "_Ledger Mapping" excel sheet. The eleven "jumped accounts" in the "_Income Statement Layout" are the following:
      Level 3 Level 3 Order
      Billing error Not Used
      Cost of Sales Adjustments Not Used
      Falty Returns Not Used
      Intercompany Cost of Sales Not Used
      Other Discount Not Used
      Other Returns Not Used
      Price Protection Not Used
      Revaluation of Other Discount Not Used
      Revaluation of Volume Rebates Not Used
      Revalulation of Price Protection Not Used
      Volume Rebates Not Used

  • @TD-mp5nf
    @TD-mp5nf Před 2 lety

    Hi Chris,
    hope you are keeping well?
    I am replicating your solutions for Financial Statements in Power BI. Starting from Income Statement (P&L) in my company.
    We have the Nominal Structure table that captures all levels of the Income Statement. At the moment I am stuck trying to create the "income Statement Layout" required for your solution from our Nominal Structure.
    Any chance you could share the initial table from which that layout was created?
    Thanks a lot,

    • @gatesdabeast
      @gatesdabeast Před rokem

      he has the data downloadable. Bu im doing the same as you, how did it work out for you?

  • @rahulmaurya2607
    @rahulmaurya2607 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Hi, I went through the video multiple times but couldn't find how the income statement rollup Excel sheet was getting used in DAX.
    Have a similar requirement where on the report we need to show positive amounts but rollup should be based on the sign of the parent.
    Any references are welcome or if someone could point me to the part in the video I might have missed. Thanks

    • @dpv343
      @dpv343 Před 4 měsíci

      I cannot find that in the video either and also want to show value without the negative sign but still want it subtracted.

    • @rahulmaurya2607
      @rahulmaurya2607 Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@dpv343 Maybe I missed something but will look at the video againPBIX file along with other video for chasflow he has shared
      I just liked the entirety of the solution here why I wanted to take this approach.
      @LondonBusinessAnalyticsGroup any reference would be helpful if you read this comment.

  • @beginho2454
    @beginho2454 Před 3 lety +2

    Hello Chris
    i got a lot inspirations from your video, can not say more thanks to you!
    i have a question need you help:
    regarding this measure,
    Variance Actuals vs Budget, # =
    // LOGIC: If actuals are greater than 0, then actuals - budget where positive values > 0
    // LOGIC: If actuals are less than 0, then - (actuals - budget) where positive values < 0
    var result
    = if ([Actuals]>0, [Actuals]-[Budget], -([Actuals]-[Budget]))
    return result
    how about add a new column [sign] in 'IncomeStatementLayout'
    for example:
    when the category is positive, then current - previous
    when the category is negative, then previous - current
    category sign current previous diff # diff %
    revenue1 + 5 4 1 25%
    revenue2 + 4 5 -1 -20%
    revenue3 + -5 -4 -1 25%
    revenue4 + -5 4 -9 -225%
    revenue5 + -4 -5 1 -20%
    revenue6 + -4 5 -9 -180%


    category sign current previous diff # diff %
    expense1 - 5 4 -1 -25%
    expense2 - 4 5 1 20%
    expense3 - -5 -4 1 -25%
    expense4 - -5 4 9 225%
    expense5 - -4 -5 -1 20%
    expense6 - -4 5 9 180%

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety

      Yes - can 100% do this rather than incorporate in the DAX. It's a good suggestion!

  • @miransh
    @miransh Před 3 měsíci

    FYI -Volume is very low for Canada- cannot hear - would you please fix - thanks

  • @wengtai3156
    @wengtai3156 Před 3 lety

    Hi I am unable to sort Level 1 by Level 1 Order. I got the error message: "There can't be more than 1 value in Level 1 Order for the same value in Level 1". How do I resolve that?

    • @moacirradiuk1780
      @moacirradiuk1780 Před 3 lety

      Weng, probably you have the same information in more than 1 row in the Leve 1 with a different order in the Level 1 Order

  • @vishalnasre1251
    @vishalnasre1251 Před 2 lety +1

    Very Good Video, but the audio is very low, and try to enable subtitile.

  • @shreeshankarthakur3647

    Link to download file is not working please check.

  • @powerbinareal
    @powerbinareal Před 5 měsíci +1

    TOP!

  • @campbellroyal2459
    @campbellroyal2459 Před 2 lety +1

    Legend

  • @wilmerlugo109
    @wilmerlugo109 Před rokem

    Is it possible to configure your videos to see subtitles in Spanish?

  • @jasonturingan3279
    @jasonturingan3279 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for this informative Power BI data modeling. I wish you could re-upload.. The Audio quality is not good.

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Jason. An updated 2022 version
      is something im looking into it

  • @manmeetsinghji
    @manmeetsinghji Před 3 lety +1

    great!!!

  • @sofiacubilla6713
    @sofiacubilla6713 Před rokem

    Great! But I need it with subtitles pls! 💔

  • @DanielWeikert
    @DanielWeikert Před 3 lety

    Downloaded files only contain text files no report no data?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +1

      You'll need to have Power BI desktop installed to open the PBIX file. You can download from here powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/

    • @DanielWeikert
      @DanielWeikert Před 3 lety +1

      @@chrisbarber639 Thanks Chris, I have PBI installed but when I downloaded the files the pbix is not showing when unzipping. I only saw a few text files. So I thought the pbix file is missing. This time it worked so thanks a lot! appreciate your help here.
      best regards and take care

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +1

      No worries@@DanielWeikert. Hopefully you find it helpful in building out your own Income Statement

    • @paulyeo2016
      @paulyeo2016 Před 3 lety

      @@chrisbarber639 can you give me your email address ? As I am very impressed with youf PBI Knowledage

    • @paulyeo2016
      @paulyeo2016 Před 3 lety +1

      May be you can write me an email

  • @AStCG1989
    @AStCG1989 Před 2 lety

    Hi Chris I need help visualising this with manufacturer accounts do you have an email address I can communicate with you directly?

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      Yes. Links are disabled in the comments but if you head over to my LinkedIn Chris Barber you can contact me there or follow a link to my website

  • @roxi4451
    @roxi4451 Před 8 měsíci

    The video audio is not heard well
    😪

  • @andyjohnson9714
    @andyjohnson9714 Před 10 měsíci

    Wow

  • @accountantsgo9355
    @accountantsgo9355 Před rokem

    I can't hear the audio - too bad :(

  • @santoshkulkarni606
    @santoshkulkarni606 Před 2 lety +1

    Volume is too low

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 2 lety

      Thanks for feedback. It has been rectified in future videos

  • @edsonteixeira6057
    @edsonteixeira6057 Před rokem

    Show show show.

  • @Vedantsamaiya
    @Vedantsamaiya Před rokem

    Not audible

  • @pantomima5841
    @pantomima5841 Před 2 lety

    The voice is too low :(

  • @user-gu1ik5zf1u
    @user-gu1ik5zf1u Před rokem

    waay toooo loud

  • @epinedoh
    @epinedoh Před 3 lety

    Very Bad audio

    • @chrisbarber639
      @chrisbarber639 Před 3 lety +1

      I realise it is at a low volume but quality should be ok if you turn it up. Will be increasing for next video.

  • @alexkoren7395
    @alexkoren7395 Před 2 měsíci

    Are you using the + and - in your grid in any kind of way? I am trying to get the values be negative and positive on certain levels of the hierarchy