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Hello
So I have 2 tables, on with customers and there Longitude and Latitude and anotherone with Stores with there longitude and latitude - I'm trying to create a table with a list of the stores and how many customers fall withing certain distance (in bins). (5miles, 10miles, 15 miles) etc. I have included an excel table of how I would expect it to look.
I found a measure created by RADCAD which figures out the distance but I can't figure out how to make this work across mutilple stores and count it plus put it into bins. any help is greatly appricated. - I included a sample Pbix as well.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!ApUZenl1efyn03AHr5mVd-BZI1Tk?e=Wgos2m
Thanks
Magpie
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This was the main bit! it worked really well thank you!
Store Distance Bins =
ADDCOLUMNS (
CROSSJOIN (
VALUES ( Store_Location[Postcode] ),
VALUES ( 'Customers Locations'[id] )
),
"Miles", [Miles],
)
@Magpie_Rob I'm so so sorry about this. I totally messed up. Thanks for keep on following up. Filesize is bigger than the size I can attach here, let me know how else I can send it to you.
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Hi @parry2k no worries at all! everyone is busy! I have sent you a direct message with my email
@Magpie_Rob oh! I'm so sorry for not getting back to you. Thanks for the nudge. I will send you the pbix file as soon as I'm in front of the computer.
Stay tuned!
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Hi @parry2k I hope you are well, at the risk of sounding really desperate could you please share the Pbix with me please ?
Thank you!
Hi @parry2k I hope you are well,
I fear you may have forgotten me again 🙈 at the risk of sounding desperate could you please share the Pbix with me please ?
Thank you!
@Magpie_Rob is this what you are looking for:
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This was the main bit! it worked really well thank you!
Store Distance Bins =
ADDCOLUMNS (
CROSSJOIN (
VALUES ( Store_Location[Postcode] ),
VALUES ( 'Customers Locations'[id] )
),
"Miles", [Miles],
)
@parry2k yeah thats exactly what I'm looking for! are you able to share the pbix or let me know how you achived it?
Hi @parry2k just checking you haven't forgot about me! the soultion to this would be very much appricated!
Thanks
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