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I am trying create a new column that confirms if a customer has bought product from both distributors. An example data set is below. Most companies only buy from one distributor, however there are some that buy from both. I want to be able to filter out the customers that buy from both distributors (eg. Have a new column called "Buy from both?")
The columns I'm using below are 'Customer'[Customer Name], 'Distributor'[Distributor Name] and 'Key Measures'[Revenue].
These columns also exist in my fact table (called 'Orders'). eg. 'Orders'[Customer Name], 'Orders'[Distributor Name] etc.
I understand that this will most likely involve nested IF AND statements, but I am unable to get it to work!
Does anyone have tips to point me in the right direction?
One way to do this (if you have only two distributors) would be with a measure like this
Both Distributors = IF(DISTINCTCOUNT('Orders'[Distributor Name])>=2, "Y", "N")
That should work in a table visual with the Customer Name column.
Pat
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Thanks Pat
I actually have 4 distributors, however only 2 actually share customers. What modification should I make to the measure?
Hi,
So you want to know how many customers (and which customers) buy from more than 1 distributor. Am i correct? Please share the link from where i can download your PBI file.
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