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Count class changes and abandon rate

Hi guys I really don't know how to name this question but here is what im trying to do. I have stores labeled by a class A+, A, B, C and N every time we open a new store we name them N every month i...
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    Anonymous
    3 years ago

    Hi Anonymous 

    Please refer to the following measures.

     

    One_month change = var a=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Mon_num]),'Table'[Level]="N")
var b=IF(a<>BLANK(),CALCULATE(MAX([Level]),'Table'[Mon_num]=a+1),CALCULATE(MAX([Level]),'Table'[Mon_num]=MIN('Table'[Mon_num])))
return IF("N" in VALUES('Table'[Level])&&b="C",1,0)

Three_month change = var a=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Mon_num]),'Table'[Level]="N")
var b=IF(a<>BLANK(),CALCULATE(MAX([Level]),'Table'[Mon_num]=a+3),CALCULATE(MAX([Level]),'Table'[Mon_num]=MIN('Table'[Mon_num])+2))
return IF("N" in VALUES('Table'[Level])&&b="C",1,0)
    One_month counts = SUMX(VALUES('Table'[Name]),[One_month change])

three_month counts = SUMX(VALUES('Table'[Name]),[Three_month change])

     

    Output

     

     

    Best Regards!

    Yolo Zhu

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3 years ago

Hi Anonymous 

The thing with Aaron store lets say the data sheet I showed is from the year 2022 but Aaron started working with us in 2021 thats why he starts the year with a classification different from N, in 2022 with the data sheet we know. Chucho started in february thats why he has the N class in february and nothing in january, what I want to do Its like you did count the steps like chucho and the others but ignoring cases like Aaron that never started as N in the year so my table only shows this cases and those jumps.

Here is the example lets say Aaron started january as C class instead of A

Now the formula takes january as the first month and adds it to chucho and the others which is wrong, I dont want it to take this case in consideration because Aaron was never in the N class I just want chucho and the others that joined this year working with us. If they never were in the N class in the year just ignore them "Aaron" and just take into consideration the ones that were N in the year "Chucho" "Juanito"

 

Thanks a lot for your time Yolo Zhu I really appreciated it!

 

 

 

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Anonymous
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3 years ago

Hi Anonymous 

Please refer to the following measures.

 

One_month change = var a=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Mon_num]),'Table'[Level]="N")
var b=IF(a<>BLANK(),CALCULATE(MAX([Level]),'Table'[Mon_num]=a+1),CALCULATE(MAX([Level]),'Table'[Mon_num]=MIN('Table'[Mon_num])))
return IF("N" in VALUES('Table'[Level])&&b="C",1,0)

Three_month change = var a=CALCULATE(MAX('Table'[Mon_num]),'Table'[Level]="N")
var b=IF(a<>BLANK(),CALCULATE(MAX([Level]),'Table'[Mon_num]=a+3),CALCULATE(MAX([Level]),'Table'[Mon_num]=MIN('Table'[Mon_num])+2))
return IF("N" in VALUES('Table'[Level])&&b="C",1,0)
One_month counts = SUMX(VALUES('Table'[Name]),[One_month change])

three_month counts = SUMX(VALUES('Table'[Name]),[Three_month change])

 

Output

 

 

Best Regards!

Yolo Zhu

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.