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Hello everyone,
I need your help please 🙂
I have four tables: Date, Customer, Visit, and Sales.
I would like to calculate the rate of customers who had a visit but no sale on the same day.
I managed to build a table in which I put the following columns: Date, Customer name, Number of visits, Number of sales.
By applying two filters on this visual: Visit = 1 and Sales = 0, I manage to get the list of customers.
However I need to display this as a KPI and therefore calculate the [Number of visits made without sales on the same day] / [Total number of visits].
I tried the below but it returns nothing and I forgot the "same day" condition :
Do you have any idea about how to do that please ?
Thank you very much!
Pauline
Hi @DIACHROMA ,
It is difficult to create a demo only through words descriptions. Can you show some sample data so that we could test the formula?
Best Regards,
Jay
@DIACHROMA , Try measure like 1 or the 2
Countx(filter(values( Customer[NAME] ), [Number of visit] >= 1 && (isblank([Number of sales]) || [Number of sales ] < 1)), [NAME])
Countx(filter(summarize(Sales, customer[Customer], 'Date'[Date], "_1", [Number of visit], "_2" , [Number of sales]), [_1] >= 1 && (isblank([_2]) || [_2] < 1)), [NAME])
Hi @amitchandak
Thank you very much for your help ! I've tried the 1st formula, when I put it in a table I have the correct total (15) but when I put it in a card I have a different result (2) which is not correct.
Let me check with the second one and I'll let you know if it's working.
Pauline
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