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Hi,
I want to calculate the average return time of my customers over time.
I have a table with general data such as Cust_ID, and order_date per order.
Right now i have general calculations based on first_order and last_order, however this doesn't cover all averages, since some customers have 10+ orders.
Is there a way to calculate the average time between orders? Using the regular DATE commands (DATEDIFF, DATESBETWEEN, etc,), i run into problems since most of them only accept two dates, not more.
Thanks in advance!
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@Milan_TBC , A new column
Diff =
var _max = maxx(filter(Table, [Customer] = earlier([Customer]) && [Order date] < earlier({order date]) ) , [Order Date])
return
datediff(_max, [Order date], day)
Then you can take AVg of this column
Or move this in a Meausure
AverageX(Table,
var _max = maxx(filter(Table, [Customer] = earlier([Customer]) && [Order date] < earlier({order date]) ) , [Order Date])
return
datediff(_max, [Order date], day) )
Earlier, I should have known Earlier: https://youtu.be/CVW6YwvHHi8
@Milan_TBC , A new column
Diff =
var _max = maxx(filter(Table, [Customer] = earlier([Customer]) && [Order date] < earlier({order date]) ) , [Order Date])
return
datediff(_max, [Order date], day)
Then you can take AVg of this column
Or move this in a Meausure
AverageX(Table,
var _max = maxx(filter(Table, [Customer] = earlier([Customer]) && [Order date] < earlier({order date]) ) , [Order Date])
return
datediff(_max, [Order date], day) )
Earlier, I should have known Earlier: https://youtu.be/CVW6YwvHHi8
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