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Mike282
Helper III
Helper III

Calculating Returned customers by customer and plan

Hi all,

 

So I've got a dilemma. I'm trying to calculate returned customers but for a specific plan rather than looking at the customer as a whole. So just a bit of background. Our product is a monthly renewal based subscription. Every customer has a ID, a subscription Plan and and renewal dates. As it's monthly you expect 1 row per month per plan. So a sample data would be:

 

 

Customer IDSubscription PlanRenewal DateQuantity
123Plan 11/01/20211
123Plan 21/01/20211
123Plan 11/02/20211
123Plan 21/02/20211
123Plan 11/03/20211
123Plan 21/03/20211
123Plan 11/04/20211
123Plan 21/04/20211
123Plan 11/05/20211
123Plan 21/05/20211
123Plan 11/06/20211
123Plan 21/06/20211
123Plan 11/07/20211
123Plan 21/07/20211
123Plan 11/08/20211
123Plan 21/08/20211
123Plan 11/09/20211
123Plan 11/10/20211
123Plan 11/11/20211
123Plan 21/11/20211
123Plan 11/12/20211
123Plan 21/12/20211

 

Note this is the subscription of only one customer as noted by the fact they all have the same customer ID. They've subscribed to 2 types of plans. Both plans are monthly as noted by the monthly payments. Note that for the customer with their plan 2 subscription, they lapsed payment in September and then returned in November.

 

I'm trying to calculate the returned value of 1 for that customer for a specific plan at the specific date from which they returned for that plan. In the case of this example it's for Plan 2 and a returned value of 1 on the 1st of November 2021 as they lapsed payment in September 2021.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated. It's doing my head in lol.

 

Kind regards,

Mike 

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Anonymous
Not applicable

As usual, there are many ways. But I am giving you a DAX code which you will understand what is happening in each step.

sreenathv_0-1638877029956.png

 

ReturnCount = 
VAR CurrentCustomer = Subsriptions[Customer ID]
VAR CurrentPlan = Subsriptions[Subscription Plan]
VAR CurrentRenewalDate = Subsriptions[Renewal Date]
VAR FilteredTable = FILTER(
                Subsriptions,
                Subsriptions[Customer ID]=CurrentCustomer &&
                Subsriptions[Subscription Plan] = CurrentPlan &&
                Subsriptions[Renewal Date] < CurrentRenewalDate
            )
VAR PreviousRenewalDate = 
        MAXX(
            FilteredTable
            ,Subsriptions[Renewal Date]
            )
        
VAR Difference = 
    IF(
        isempty(FilteredTable),
        0,
        CurrentRenewalDate-PreviousRenewalDate
    )
RETURN IF(Difference>31,1,0)

 

 

In this example, The table name is "Subscriptions"

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Anonymous
Not applicable

As usual, there are many ways. But I am giving you a DAX code which you will understand what is happening in each step.

sreenathv_0-1638877029956.png

 

ReturnCount = 
VAR CurrentCustomer = Subsriptions[Customer ID]
VAR CurrentPlan = Subsriptions[Subscription Plan]
VAR CurrentRenewalDate = Subsriptions[Renewal Date]
VAR FilteredTable = FILTER(
                Subsriptions,
                Subsriptions[Customer ID]=CurrentCustomer &&
                Subsriptions[Subscription Plan] = CurrentPlan &&
                Subsriptions[Renewal Date] < CurrentRenewalDate
            )
VAR PreviousRenewalDate = 
        MAXX(
            FilteredTable
            ,Subsriptions[Renewal Date]
            )
        
VAR Difference = 
    IF(
        isempty(FilteredTable),
        0,
        CurrentRenewalDate-PreviousRenewalDate
    )
RETURN IF(Difference>31,1,0)

 

 

In this example, The table name is "Subscriptions"

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