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I thought of creating a column calculated for the count of Customer Active and Customer Reactivated.
Sorry my english, i need improve.
Sample:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!As-s3TNexQ8TippT44v8z_bKPBBPxg?e=ecQata
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@eraldo_DP
Please find below the three Calculated Column Codes:
Date Diff Last Date =
var __cust = [customer_id]
var __date = [sales_date]
var __lastdate =
CALCULATE(
MAX(Data[sales_date]),
Data[sales_date] < __date,
ALLEXCEPT(Data,Data[customer_id])
)
return
IF(
NOT(ISBLANK(__lastdate)),
__date - __lastdate
)
Active Customer = (Data[Date Diff Last Date] < 120 ) * 1
Customer Reactivated = (Data[Active Customer] = 0 ) * 1
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You are welcome!
ALLEXCEPT removes the filters from all the column from the table in 1st parameter except the columns specified in the other parameters.
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@eraldo_DP
Please find below the three Calculated Column Codes:
Date Diff Last Date =
var __cust = [customer_id]
var __date = [sales_date]
var __lastdate =
CALCULATE(
MAX(Data[sales_date]),
Data[sales_date] < __date,
ALLEXCEPT(Data,Data[customer_id])
)
return
IF(
NOT(ISBLANK(__lastdate)),
__date - __lastdate
)
Active Customer = (Data[Date Diff Last Date] < 120 ) * 1
Customer Reactivated = (Data[Active Customer] = 0 ) * 1
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Thanks for helping me with the solution. I had done the same, but I didn't use All Except.
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