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Hello experts!
I am trying to create a visual showing the weekly active user/monthly active user ratio with the following DAX. However, I realized later that e.g. week 31 has 5 days in August but 2 days in July, and in the graph seems the % is calculated using the number from August as the denominator. I wonder if anyone here knows a better way to calculate the WAU/MAU ratio.
Thanks a lot!
Weekly Active Users = DISTINCTCOUNT('Usage Logs'[user_Id])
Monthly Active User = calculate(distinctcount('Usage Logs'[user_Id]), filter(allselected(DateTable) , DateTable[Year Month] = Max( DateTable[Year Month] ) ) )
WAU/MAU = DIVIDE([Weekly Active Users],[Monthly Active User],0)
Hi @Yiyi,
In such cases, retail companies use 445 calendar instead of gregorian calendar months. This topic is throughly covered in Dax Pattern video training course offered by sqlbi.
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