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Hi,
I want to find the distinct count of customers who have visited a shop everyday. Is there a specific DAX or Mquery?
My plan is to create a column chart to find unique customers per day grouped monthly.
Eg: "Sam" visits Wmart today thrice and tomorrow twice. I want him to be counted once today and again counted once tomorrow. Similarly for all customers and then add the values monthly.
Would appreciate if anyone could show me how to do it.
Regards,
Ruban
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hi, @Anonymous @ryan_mayu
Eg: "Sam" visits Wmart today thrice and tomorrow twice. I want him to be counted once today and again counted once tomorrow. Similarly for all customers and then add the values monthly.
So times of Sam visits Shop these two days is 2, not just distinctcount result is 1.
You could try to use DISTINCTCOUNT and SUMX to create a measure like this
Measure 2 = var _table=SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[Shop],'Table'[Date],"distinctcount",DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Customer]))
return
SUMX(_table,[distinctcount])
Result:
Regards,
Lin
hi, @Anonymous @ryan_mayu
Eg: "Sam" visits Wmart today thrice and tomorrow twice. I want him to be counted once today and again counted once tomorrow. Similarly for all customers and then add the values monthly.
So times of Sam visits Shop these two days is 2, not just distinctcount result is 1.
You could try to use DISTINCTCOUNT and SUMX to create a measure like this
Measure 2 = var _table=SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[Shop],'Table'[Date],"distinctcount",DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Customer]))
return
SUMX(_table,[distinctcount])
Result:
Regards,
Lin
Hello @v-lili6-msft,
To go further, is it possible to calculate an average of this measure. A weekly average taking into account the working days
thank you
Thanks Lin. Sorry for the delay in response. Your formula worked.
@Anonymous
Hi, why distinctcount formula doesnot work in this situation? Have you tried about that? Or you have some specific requirement?
Hope this is helpful.
Thanks and BR
Ryan
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@Anonymous can you provide sample data and will get you the solution
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