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JuliaYebra
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Helper III

Customer dynamic segmentation

Hello. I'm just trying to do some dynamic segmentation of customers according to the units they buy. Very simple in theory.

 

The category would be: less than 100 units, between 100 and 250 units, more than 250 units.

 

It was easy to do it for a particular month:

Category = if [units] <100 then "<100" else if [units] <250 then "100-250" else ">250"

 

But if I want to do it for the whole year I can't find the better way to solve that as I couldn't use the YTD function in M language.

 

For example, this customer it would be at the "<100" category from january to march, but then it would be at the "100-250" from april to june, and finally it would end up at the ">250" category.

 

Segmentation.png

 

I'm afraid it's really simple but I couldn't do it. Please I need help!

 

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Anonymous
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@JuliaYebra,


Create YTD measure using DAX following the tips in the blog below.
https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/4841/calculating-mtd-qtd-ytd-running-and-cumulative-total-in-...

Then create a column in your table using DAX rather than M, you can also use SWITCH function as other's post to create the column.

Column = IF([YTDMeasure]<100,"<100",(IF([YTDMeasure]<250,"100-250",">250")))


Regards,
Lydia

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Anonymous
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@JuliaYebra,


Create YTD measure using DAX following the tips in the blog below.
https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/4841/calculating-mtd-qtd-ytd-running-and-cumulative-total-in-...

Then create a column in your table using DAX rather than M, you can also use SWITCH function as other's post to create the column.

Column = IF([YTDMeasure]<100,"<100",(IF([YTDMeasure]<250,"100-250",">250")))


Regards,
Lydia

vanessafvg
Community Champion
Community Champion

what about the switch statement? if you create it as a measure it should just roll up at whatever date level you look at it i think

 

ie

SWITCH (TRUE ()

AND ( unit >= 0, unit <= 100 )"<100"

keep going as above until last one

"na" )





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