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Hey,
I have 3 Tables in my model, which are DimUsers, DimDate and FactSales. A slicer is showing month names from DimDate.
I want to find out users that are created in selected month from slicer. Normally if cross direction relationship is active the count of user_ids will show users in FactSales in the selected month but I need all users even if they have not bought any items.
I need Users that have been signed up in the selected month from slicer. the DimUsers contains a column (created_at) showing the users's creation date.
Here is the DAX I wrote but its not working
Sign Up = CALCULATE([User Counts], FILTER('DimUsers', 'DimUsers'[created_at_DimDateKey] in RELATEDTABLE(DimDate)))
Any Ideas ?
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@Pinoo39 , Create an inactive relation between date and created_at and try useuserelation. You might have to use crossfilter(none) for fact
Sign Up = CALCULATE([User Counts], userelation(DimDate[Date], 'DimUsers'[created_at]))
refer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Y-l_JtCq4
Another way is
Sign Up = CALCULATE([User Counts],filter(DimUsers , DimUsers[created_at] in values(DimDate[Date])))
or
Sign Up = CALCULATE([User Counts],filter(DimUsers , DimUsers[created_at] in allselected(DimDate[Date])))
Hi @Pinoo39
Try this
Sign Up =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'DimUsers'[User_ID] ),
'DimUsers'[created_at_DimDateKey] IN DISTINCT( DimDate[Date] )
)
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@Pinoo39 , Create an inactive relation between date and created_at and try useuserelation. You might have to use crossfilter(none) for fact
Sign Up = CALCULATE([User Counts], userelation(DimDate[Date], 'DimUsers'[created_at]))
refer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Y-l_JtCq4
Another way is
Sign Up = CALCULATE([User Counts],filter(DimUsers , DimUsers[created_at] in values(DimDate[Date])))
or
Sign Up = CALCULATE([User Counts],filter(DimUsers , DimUsers[created_at] in allselected(DimDate[Date])))
@Pinoo39 , you may try this
Sign Up = CALCULATE([User Counts], CALCULATETABLE(FactSales))
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