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Anonymous
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Choosing Earliest User for the Total Orders Keyed by Users Count

Hello,

My Sales Transaction Table is something like this. I'm trying to chart out the percentile of Orders keyed by Users.

Order No Line No User Date Updated Time Updated
1231A01 January 202210:00:00
1231A02 January 202210:01:56
1232B02 January 202210:05:11
1235B02 January 202210:12:23
1233C02 January 202210:10:35
1234C02 January 202210:10:56
1242A02 January 202214:14:12
1242A02 January 202214:23:24
1243A02 January 202215:00:01
1244B02 January 202215:12:45
1241C02 January 202214:12:00

 

The total number of Orders is 2. Each Order has multiple Users. 

So even when I want total orders by Users, It counts the same Order number multiple times.

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I only want to count the earliest User for an Order.
Example: In the Data, For Order No 123, User A was the earliest, and for 124, User C was the earliest. 

 

So the graph should show 2 orders, 1 for A and C each. How can I do this in DAX?

Thank you in advance for any help!

 

 

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PaulOlding
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @Anonymous 

One option is to add a calculated column to identify the earliest row per order

Rank = 
RANKX(
    FILTER('Sales Transactions', 'Sales Transactions'[Order No] = EARLIER('Sales Transactions'[Order No]) ),
    'Sales Transactions'[Date Updated] + 'Sales Transactions'[Time Updated],
    ,
    ASC
    )

 

then a measure can use that Rank column to select the earliest user only

Order Count = 
CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS('Sales Transactions'),
    KEEPFILTERS('Sales Transactions'[Rank] = 1)
)

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PaulOlding
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @Anonymous 

One option is to add a calculated column to identify the earliest row per order

Rank = 
RANKX(
    FILTER('Sales Transactions', 'Sales Transactions'[Order No] = EARLIER('Sales Transactions'[Order No]) ),
    'Sales Transactions'[Date Updated] + 'Sales Transactions'[Time Updated],
    ,
    ASC
    )

 

then a measure can use that Rank column to select the earliest user only

Order Count = 
CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS('Sales Transactions'),
    KEEPFILTERS('Sales Transactions'[Rank] = 1)
)

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