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Hi guys,
I am looking at customer renewals rates "after" the month 0 while also showing the month 0 as 100% and all that in one metric.
I have a dimension which tells me which month after the first purchase the actual order was made.... So:
00 months
01 months
02 months
and so on up to 17 months.
"00 months" is the month of the first order.
What I'm trying to achieve is the following:
I want to show the absolute count of orders in the "00 months" as 100%. That's basically cohort size.
AND I want to show all other numbers as (orders in "XXth month" always divided by cohort size).... basically % renewal rate for the given XXth month since purchase.
The result should look like this:
Currently, I'm at the stage where I have absolute numbers for each XX month and I am wondering whether the above shown visualization is actually possible to bundle into 1 metric...?
The reason why I want to do this craziness in 1 metric is to be able to use table wide color-coding...
I tried to mess around with SWITCH and SUMX but to no avail...
Any bright ideas?
DZ
@danzrust , refer to this video, where I did something similar or to the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1vPWmfI25o
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