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I have added a Calculated Column in a Customers Table with this DAX formula:
= VAR CustomerPurchase = FILTER('Sales', 'Sales'[CustomerNo] = CurrentCustomerID)
VAR SortedPurchase = ADDCOLUMNS(CustomerPurchase, "PurchaseRank", RANKX(CustomerPurchase, 'Sales'[PurchaseDate], , DESC) )
VAR SecondLastPurchaseRank = MAXX(FILTER(SortedPurchase, [PurchaseRank] = 2), [PurchaseRank])
RETURN
MINX(FILTER(SortedPurchase, [PurchaseRank] = SecondLastPurchaseRank), 'Sales'[PurchaseDate])
After executing this, most of the records in this Customers Table has results for this Calculated Column, but there are few records having empty cell. I have confirmed that there are Purchase data for these customers. How can I resolve this>
Try
Second last purchase date =
VAR AllPurchases =
CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( Sales[PurchaseDate] ) )
VAR MostRecentPurchases =
TOPN ( 2, AllPurchases, Sales[PurchaseDate], DESC )
VAR Result =
MINX ( MostRecentPurchases, Sales[PurchaseDate] )
RETURN
Result
This assumes that you have a relationship from Customer to Sales.
Hi @johnt75 ,
Thanks for your reply. When I tried using your approach, I received this error:
The relationship between the Customer and Sales Tables is through the "CustomerNo" field in both tables.
I've never come across that error before, but it sounds like a data quality issue. I would have a look at the customer no field in both tables and make sure that they match up correctly.
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