I have created a view for sales.In this view, there are relations among lead, opportunity and quotation. We can see not every lead turns to opportunity and quotation.
LeadID OfferingID QuotationID Product Salesperson Department Date Salesprice
L1 O1 Q1 X001 Mr.X Machine Sales 11-01-2011 100 L2 O2 Q2 X002 Mr.Y Marine Sales 10-02-2011 200 L3 O3 X003 Mr.Z Engine Sales 11-03-2011 300 L4 O4 Q3 X004 Mr.P Parts Sales 13-04-2011 50 L5 X001 Mr.X Machine Sales 20-05-2012 100 L6 O5 X001 Mr.X Machine Sales 30-06-2012 100
My final output for the sales funnel for all department will be like [total number of leads (6)]->[total number of offering(5)]->[total number of quotations(3)]. If i want to filter it by ‘Machine Sales’ department ,the funnel will be like: [total number of leads (3)]->[total number of offering(2)]->[total number of quotations(1)].. i need to be able to filter the funnel by date,salesperson,product and department.please help me to build this sales funnel query. i will then visualize the data in microsoft powerbi after implementing the query which will be in a funnel shape.
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Answer
Is there anything stopping you from feeding this data directly into Power BI?
I think you might be over-engineering this problem, and creating another table/view on you database that you’ll have to remember/manage.
Leads = COUNT('YourTableNameHere'[LeadID]) Offers = COUNT('YourTableNameHere'[OfferID]) Quotes = COUNT('YourTableNameHere'[QuoteID])