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DISTINCT MEASURE
Hi MFelix and Ashish_Mathur,
There are only 2 tables involved. Here is the mock up. Thank you so much for your kind help.
- Oros3 years agoPost Prodigy
Hi Ashish_Mathur,
Thank you for the pbi file. I noticed that there is no measure for the 'Customers Who Bought'
Also, the table that can be created from the pbi file still cannot achieve the scenarios as outlined BASED on number of customers.
Assuming the total number of active customers (active means who bought) = 67
Selection A:
If the dropdown filters for Product and Salesperson is default as ALL, then the 4 table columns must be (result):
ASSIGNED TO SALESPERSON = 67
CUSTOMERS WHO BOUGHT = 67
OVERALL ACTIVE CUSTOMERS = 67
OVERALL CUSTOMERS WHO BOUGHT = 67
Selection B:
A product is selected and only 6 customers bought this product. These 6 customers are all assigned to Salesperson #10 who has 10 assigned customers. The resulting table must be:
ASSIGNED TO SALESPERSON = 10
CUSTOMERS WHO BOUGHT = 6
OVERALL ACTIVE CUSTOMERS = 67
OVERALL CUSTOMERS WHO BOUGHT = 6
The ultimate goal is basically to get the ratio between
1. How many CUSTOMERS WHO BOUGHT vs how many CUSTOMERS ASSIGNED TO A
SALESPERSON
2. How many OVERALL CUSTOMERS WHO BOUGHT vs how many TOTAL ACTIVE CUSTOMERS
Thanks agian.
- Ashish_Mathur3 years agoSuper User
- Oros3 years agoPost Prodigy
Hello Ashish_Mathur ,
I think that the confusion was on the 'ASSIGNED TO SALESPERSONS'. This should mean how many customers are assigned to each or all salesperons (NOT who is the salesperson assigned).
Here is the context of the report that requires 4 columns. Thank you for your patience and help.