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Hi @_Regina seems you have daily data and customer ID and date table - in short all data need at desired level. Please share example and expected output per date / period and customer/s for some possible solution. Only customers which have sales<>0 are considered?
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Hi @some_bih I have a date slicer on my report page. The latest date for which sales is available in the data is 4 sept 2023. Now if a user selects July 1 to Jul 19 in the date slicer, The result should show the number of clients who signed up in that time (example 230) users signed up and had sales till Sept 4 2023
Hi @_Regina in general when you interact with slicer, measure is recalculated accordingly. Example is your case for sales measure.
Following is my understanding based on limited output from your example.
Still, I understand you want sales amount for users who are new like signed up in that time 1-19 July. So basically, you need dates to apply filter for customers signed up in that time 1-19 July.
If your measure for sales is like sum(sales amount) when your measure for signed up in that time 1-19 July should be something like
CALCULATE (
sum(sales amount),
table for your customer data - maybe this is already your FILTER part above)
If you already could create this table for italic part, slicing by date should be fine.
Hope this help.
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