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Good Day!
I'm looking to fix one of the issues, where I have to find the Customer First Purchase Date Time after Failed Transactions - within next 24 hours
Also, Please find the Table : SampleData as below :
For example : If CustomerID - 60001 has failed transaction on DateTime (1/1/2022 10:30AM) then had he purchased within 24 hours after failed tranaction as per orderstatus Column value- "Failed".
And, CustomerID-60001 has next purchase with in 24 hours.
Considerational Note : CustomerID 60008 has multiple failed tranaction.
Looking forward to have your best response.
Thanks in Advance 😊
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Hi, the easiest way is to add a calculated column, something like this:
FirstPurchasedAfterFailed :=
VAR LastFailed =
CALCULATE(
MAX(SampleData[DateTime]),
FILTER(
SampleData,
SampleData[CustomerId] = EARLIER(SampleData[CustomerId]) &&
SampleData[DateTime] < EARLIER(SampleData[DateTime]) &&
SampleData[orderstatus] = "Failed"
)
)
RETURN
IF(
NOT(ISBLANK(LastFailed)) &&
SampleData[orderstatus] = "Authorized" &&
LastFailed >= SampleData[DateTime] - 1,
SampleData[DateTime]
)
In your new Column you then always have the latest succesful DateTime after a failed transaction.
Hey! Lukiz84,
Thanks for your wonderful Script, I really appreciate your response.
Thanks a lot!
You are welcome, have a nice weekend 🙂
Hi, the easiest way is to add a calculated column, something like this:
FirstPurchasedAfterFailed :=
VAR LastFailed =
CALCULATE(
MAX(SampleData[DateTime]),
FILTER(
SampleData,
SampleData[CustomerId] = EARLIER(SampleData[CustomerId]) &&
SampleData[DateTime] < EARLIER(SampleData[DateTime]) &&
SampleData[orderstatus] = "Failed"
)
)
RETURN
IF(
NOT(ISBLANK(LastFailed)) &&
SampleData[orderstatus] = "Authorized" &&
LastFailed >= SampleData[DateTime] - 1,
SampleData[DateTime]
)
In your new Column you then always have the latest succesful DateTime after a failed transaction.
Hey! Lukiz84,
Thanks for your wonderful Script, I really appreciate your response.
Thanks a lot!
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