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MaBla2
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Count number of customer exceeding certain size

I'd like to count the number of customers exceeding a certain size of billings (KPI). Example: How many customers exceed a grand total of 50'000$ in billings in a given period?

 

I was able to count the number of OrderID exceeding a certain value but not the number of customer.

 

My raw data looks like this:

YearMonthCustomerCustomerIDOrderIDBusiness UnitProductQtyBillings
20153A1000120001Xa14'000
20153B1000220002Xa520'000
20153C1000320003Yb120'000
20154B1000220004Yc190'000
20155C1000320005Zd13'000
20155A1000120006Za30120'000
20156D1000420007Xe1280'000
20156A1000120008Yf110'000
20157E1000520009Zg222'000
20157B1000220010Xh15'000
20158F1000620011Yh945'000
20159E1000520012Xd1030'000

 

Can anybody help me? 

 

 

 

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Anonymous
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Something like:

 

Total Billings = SUM(MyTable[Billings])

High Value Customers =CALCULATE( DISTINCTCOUNT(MyTable[CustomerID]), FILTER ( VALUES(MyTable[CustomerId]), [Total Billings] > 50000) ) )

 

 

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Something like:

 

Total Billings = SUM(MyTable[Billings])

High Value Customers =CALCULATE( DISTINCTCOUNT(MyTable[CustomerID]), FILTER ( VALUES(MyTable[CustomerId]), [Total Billings] > 50000) ) )

 

 

Hello, is there a way to do this 12month rolling?

Thanks in advance.

 

Cheers

That is just perfect, thank you scottsen!

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