Hello guys
Please help in dataverse formular
I have a dataverse table that contains information like :
initial amount, entry amount, expense amount and final amount
PS : The final amount = Initial amount + Entry amount – Expense amount
I have already written the final amount formula in the calculated column of dataverse
Every day there is an initial amount
So , Today's initial amount must be equal to yesterday final amount
My difficulty is to be able to automate the display of the initial amount each day
I would like the value of today's initial amount to automatically be the same value of yesterday's final amount
Anyone have an idea how to do it?
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Hi @Chriscarter ,
Here are the details... I tested out and it worked great.
Following are screen shots of all the setup:
I tested it and it worked as expected when I changed the status reason to Completed on the current record it created the new record for me.
Some thoughts for when you do this to even make it better:
Hi @Chriscarter ,
Couple thoughts / options here...
Hello @dpoggemann
Thanks for your answer
But
I don't really understand the second option and I can't materialize it as you say. please can you explain it in detail and show a concrete example of the rules (how I can do it)
Thanks
Hi @Chriscarter ,
Here are the details... I tested out and it worked great.
Following are screen shots of all the setup:
I tested it and it worked as expected when I changed the status reason to Completed on the current record it created the new record for me.
Some thoughts for when you do this to even make it better:
To launch the workflow interface.
Hello @dpoggemann
Thank you very much for everything
Sorry for my silence.
I tried to reproduce what you showed me, but I was stumbled on another level
Let me explain my project a bit more in detail:
In my project, I am trying to set up a cash management application in contact with other departments
In the checkout application, I have 2 main forms, each of which has its own table
The data entry table and the data summary table
Also, in parallel, I am developing a canvas application on power apps
Here's how I see things:
On a daily basis, the cashier will enter incoming and outgoing transactions in a form that is connected to the data entry table
The summary table, on the other hand, contains only cumulated and calculated data which depend on the data of the data entry table
I have already created the 2 tables
I linked the 2 tables
I created the 2 forms on power apps
For the data entry table, here are the columns:
Customer's surname and first names, type of customer, type of transaction (Cash out, Cash in), amount, commission generated, observation
For the summary table, I have several columns such as: Total cash out initial balance, total cash in, total commission, final balance
To create total cash out in the summary table, I configured the condition:
{ if transaction in the data entry table is equal to Cash out,
Then (aggregate): SUM the amount}
So I would like the summary table to contain only 1 single line since these are only cumulative or calculated values. The values will change depending on the selected date
My difficulty:
When I do a test; that's to say :
In my power apps application, when I enter data in the form, the record is created in the data entry table (dataverse), But no record is created in the summary table
I was thinking that since the tables are linked and that the validation of the data entry form contains data related to the summary table, then this should automatically create a record in the summary table. But this is not the case. Do you have any idea how to proceed please?
Looking forward to reading you very soon🤝
Hi @Chriscarter ,
There is nothing by default that will build the summary rows in your other table with Dataverse out-of-the-box.
Personally I would not recommend creating this summary table to track the totals by date and utilize Power BI do do this instead. Power BI can connect to your Dataverse environment real time with (Direct Query) and you could easily built the type of dashboards you are looking for here where you could look at totals by date, by type of customer, by customer, etc. based on your transaction data. The only challenge with this approach would be licensing as anyone that would use the Power BI dashboard would require a license...
If you had to go without using the Power BI dashboard and wanted to still create and manage these summary records in the table then I think you would need to do something through Power Automate or a custom action within Workflow.
High Level Power Automate Thoughts:
Question: Do you allow updates to your transaction records? If so, you would need a process that could update the amount on the record and be able to change and back out the prior value. Example, if they said "Cash In", "$50.00" and the updated that record to "Cash Out" "$50.00" you would need to update your summary table to back out the original $50 and then subtract another $50.
Assuming updates can be made to records (as mentioned above):
This process could be tricky to accomplish as you can see. Hopefully I am not missing something but I think in concept this would work. Overall I would utilize the Power BI side as it would be a lot more flexible and doesn't require all this work. Example, if you now wanted to summarize by another field like Customer Type it gets even more complicated!
wow
THANKS @dpoggemann
To be honest, I'm a bit lost in your explanation. Probably because I'm new to the power platform
But I would like to make some comments following your explanations.
First of all
You talked a lot about Power Bi. I would like to remind you that in my statement I did not talk about power BI but about power apps (canvas application)
So I'm not trying to fill the cumulated column with power bi , no
But by filling out a form on power apps
Secondly
Your solution is really complex
But I remain convinced that what I ask is quite possible but surely I do not proceed well
Because it is a question of creating 2 tables, the connected ones, creates the cumulated columns then automatically fills the cumulation column following the actions linked to this column coming from the other table
It will be simpler and more convenient
You can try to do a simulation, create the tables, make the relationships, create the forms...
And see if it works
Surely I'm not doing well, or I miss doing something
THANKS
Hi @Chriscarter ,
I don't think what you are trying to do is possible without the complex portions to keep the summary data up-to-date...
I would be happy to do a call with you if you would like to walk through this and how Power BI could really simplify this for you if you would like. I will send you a direct message with my availability link...
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