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Hello community!
I've made RFM analysis in table. Score of RFM is calculated in real time with mesure.
I have another table with scores and names of segments. so every combined RFM score has it's own name.
The goal is to connect 2 tables so we can see name of segment in every customer score in table 1. But i can not do so because RFM score is calculated as mesure, and I can't figure out how to connect table with name of segments with main table.
Please help me to solve this task.
Example of PBIX file will be in attachment.
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HI, @HotChilli
thanks for the tip, yesterday I managed to figure it out myself and write such a measure.
I think someone will find this measure useful
Segment RFM =
VAR _tab =
SELECTCOLUMNS(
VALUES('Sales'[ID_USER]),
"RFM_Seg",[RFM] )
VAR _Seg =
SELECTCOLUMNS(_tab,
"#RFM_S",
LOOKUPVALUE('Segment'[Segment],Segment[ID_RFM],[RFM_Seg]))
return
MAXX( _Seg,[#RFM_S])
HI @DimaMD I'm having some issues with an RFM I'm trying to create from scratch. I see you are pretty knowledgeable. can you help me with this?
https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Desktop/RFM-Score-and-filtering-different-categories/m-p/3...
Hi Dima,
I am had the same issue. But I am wondering if you can share how you segments table looks like. I am still having issues even after connecting segments tbale with my RFm scores. Thank you!
Best,
Nura
Hi @Nura_Berdy save the file, I think you will see everything there
example file pbix
greetings from Ukraine
Hi Dima,
Thank you very much for sending the above file. It was very useful, however I am still getting the same error that you had. Also, after reviewing your file I realised that you have the same segment name for
each RFM score. Did you happen to fix that? Thank you!
Hi @Nura_Berdy , Can you provide a sample of your data?
Hi,
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Are you looking to return text from Segment column dependent on exact match with RFM measure with of ID_RFM column?
If yes, create a measure, put RFM in a variable and use LOOKUPVALUE to return Segment
HI, @HotChilli
thanks for the tip, yesterday I managed to figure it out myself and write such a measure.
I think someone will find this measure useful
Segment RFM =
VAR _tab =
SELECTCOLUMNS(
VALUES('Sales'[ID_USER]),
"RFM_Seg",[RFM] )
VAR _Seg =
SELECTCOLUMNS(_tab,
"#RFM_S",
LOOKUPVALUE('Segment'[Segment],Segment[ID_RFM],[RFM_Seg]))
return
MAXX( _Seg,[#RFM_S])
Hello @DimaMD
Were ALL the RFM fields R(Values), R(Score), F(Values), F(Score), M(Values), and M(Scores) created completely using just measures, or some were created using calculated columns?
Would appreciate it so much if you can share the pbix please with me, as I'm trying to find a way to do it all based just on measures, but unfortunately I found that all sources are using calculated tables and columns.
Best regards,
Simon
Hi @y5famfnatudu Your File
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