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Hi,
I Have a table of users with their status, involving either active or inactive. Picture 1
| Date | Status | Status Text | User |
| 03-Mar | 0 | Active | A |
| 04-Mar | 1 | Inactive | A |
| 03-Mar | 0 | Active | B |
| 04-Mar | 0 | Active | C |
| 05-Mar | 1 | Inactive | C |
| 05-Mar | 0 | Active | D |
I want to create a graph that shows the number of users who have changed from active to inactive or vice versa.
For example, in this case, the number of users is 2. (Users A and C). In fact, users B and d didn't change and should not be counted.
Is there a way to have a calculated column or measure to solve that?
Best,
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