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Hello guys! I need some help, please. I need to create a column that returns the customer's first purchase. Example: Customer x purchase 1 = 10/15/2021 purchase 2 = 10/16/2021 First purchase column Always need to come 15/10/2021. I need to make the column bring the information of the first purchase, but always considering the customer as a criterion.I tried the dax below, but it didn't work.
calculate(min(Mov_Site[Data]),'Mov_Site'[CodigoCliente])
Can someone help me please?
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Hi @Rafaelpalma
Can you share a sample of your data and result you are looking for?
BTW, try this:
calculate(min(Mov_Site[Data]),ALLEXCEPT('Mov_Site','Mov_Site'[CodigoCliente]))
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Hi @Rafaelpalma
Can you share a sample of your data and result you are looking for?
BTW, try this:
calculate(min(Mov_Site[Data]),ALLEXCEPT('Mov_Site','Mov_Site'[CodigoCliente]))
If this post helps, please consider accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Appreciate your Kudos!!
That worked!
Thank you very much!!
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