Getting ready

To prepare for this recipe, do the following:

  1. Open Power BI Desktop.
  1. Use an Enter Data query to create a table called R07_Budget that contains the following information:

Month

Date

Budget

January

1/1/2019

3,100,000

February

2/1/2019

2,800,000

March

3/1/2019

3,200,000

April

4/1/2019

3,000,000

May

5/1/2019

3,100,000

June

6/1/2019

2,900,000

July

7/1/2019

2,900,000

August

8/1/2019

2,800,000

September

9/1/2019

3,000,000

October

10/1/2019

3,200,000

November

11/1/2019

2,800,000

December

12/1/2019

2,500,000

  1. Use an Enter Data query to create a table called R07_Revenue that contains the following information:

Date

Revenue

1/1/2019

100,000

1/2/2019

110,000

1/3/2019

110,000

1/4/2019

110,000

1/5/2019

115,000

1/6/2019

115,000

1/7/2019

115,000

1/8/2019

110,000

1/9/2019

110,000

1/10/2019

110,000

1/11/2019

100,000

1/12/2019

100,000

1/13/2019

100,000

1/14/2019

110,000

1/15/2019

110,000

1/16/2019

110,000

1/17/2019

115,000

1/18/2019

115,000

1/19/2019

115,000

1/20/2019

110,000

1/21/2019

110,000

1/22/2019

110,000

1/23/2019

100,000

1/24/2019

100,000

1/25/2019

100,000

1/26/2019

95,000

1/27/2019

95,000

1/28/2019

95,000

1/29/2019

90,000

1/30/2019

90,000

1/31/2019

90,000

2/1/2019

90,000

2/1/2019

90,000

2/2/2019

90,000

2/3/2019

90,000

2/4/2019

90,000

2/5/2019

95,000

2/6/2019

95,000

2/7/2019

95,000

2/8/2019

95,000

2/9/2019

95,000

2/10/2019

100,000

2/11/2019

100,000

2/12/2019

110,000

2/13/2019

110,000

2/14/2019

115,000

  1. Ensure that there is no relationship between these tables.