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ApurvaKhatri
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Display 12 weeks data

Hi, I am trying to print last (Previous) 12 weeks data of nuumber of new customers joined without having a slicer in the report.

I have two columns Date and CustomeNumber.

 

Date has every Friday of month. e.g 13 oct, 6th oct, 29sept, 22 sept and so on....

 

Customer Number is count of customers e.g 100, 200, 300 .......

 

I need to display data for previous 12 weeks like

Date                13oct 6oct 29sept 22sept  ... .... .... .... ... 28th july

CustNumber    100   200   300   400 ..........  ..... .... .... .... 50

 

 

How can i acheive this?

Thanks for help..!!!!

 

 

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I've based this code on the below table structure.  The way you worded 'Count of Customers' made me think there's a table somewhere that is being SUM'ed by every Friday to create a Measured Value.  If this is the case, you may need to change the code to account for the raw data source.  If you raw table looks like the first two columns below, you should be good to go.

 

1. (I'll explain why later.) Create a Custom Column in Query Editor called 12_Weeks that only has = "Customers".

 

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2:  Here's my code for the rolling 12 weeks (84 days).  Since Dates are technnically just 5 digit numbers masked to look like dates in most databases, the straight math works fine.

 

12Wks_Calc = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[CustomerCount]), FILTER(Table1,  Table1[Date] >= (TODAY() - 84)))

 

3:  Finally create a Matrix with Rows = '12_Weeks', Columns = 'Date', & Values = '12Wks_Calc'.  Without the "Customers" text column, you won't see the header records you are expecting.

 

Hope this helps, FOrrest

 

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Please post a sample of your raw data.  Thank You




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Above mentioned is the raw data.

 

Date Column 

 

Count of Customer Column

 

Date                         CustomerCount

2017/10/13                     25

2017/10/06                     50

2017/09/29                     50

2017/09/22                      75

2017/09/15                     100

2017/09/08                      52   

2017/09/01                    150

2017/08/25                     100

2017/08/18                      125

2017/08/11                      25

2017/08/04                        300 

2017/07/28                         60

2017/07/21                         25  

2017/07/14                       35

2017/07/07                       100

2017/06/30                        40 

..........                                   .........

 

I need to display previous 12 weeks data i.e from 2017/07/28 to 2017/10/13.

 

Thanks.

 

I've based this code on the below table structure.  The way you worded 'Count of Customers' made me think there's a table somewhere that is being SUM'ed by every Friday to create a Measured Value.  If this is the case, you may need to change the code to account for the raw data source.  If you raw table looks like the first two columns below, you should be good to go.

 

1. (I'll explain why later.) Create a Custom Column in Query Editor called 12_Weeks that only has = "Customers".

 

Capture2.PNG

 

2:  Here's my code for the rolling 12 weeks (84 days).  Since Dates are technnically just 5 digit numbers masked to look like dates in most databases, the straight math works fine.

 

12Wks_Calc = CALCULATE(SUM(Table1[CustomerCount]), FILTER(Table1,  Table1[Date] >= (TODAY() - 84)))

 

3:  Finally create a Matrix with Rows = '12_Weeks', Columns = 'Date', & Values = '12Wks_Calc'.  Without the "Customers" text column, you won't see the header records you are expecting.

 

Hope this helps, FOrrest

 

Capture.PNG




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