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Hi everyone,
First of all, sorry for my english, i´m not used to write in this language.
I have a problem with a measure. I don´t even know if i should use a measure or a calculated column.
I have a table which look like this, it´s related to phone numbers which result can be a sale or not:
PHONE DATE SALE
600001 01/09/2017 Y
600001 02/09/2017 N
600002 02/09/2017 N
600003 03/09/2017 N
600003 04/09/2017 Y
600004 04/09/2017 Y
What i want is to paint that on a visual without making changes on the table itself. But i only want unique values by the first date. It would lok like this:
DATE SALE
01/09/2017 1
02/09/2017 0
03/09/2017 1
04/09/2017 1
Thanks in advange, and sorry again.
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Thank you so much Eric,
I found a simple solution after thinking calmly about the problem.
I made a custom column and put it as the X axis in my chart.
1era = CALCULATE(FIRSTDATE('Table1'[Date]); ALLEXCEPT('Table1'[Phone]))
Then I includes de registered phones and which are sales, and the ratio of succes
Thanks!
@pablors wrote:
Hi everyone,
First of all, sorry for my english, i´m not used to write in this language.
I have a problem with a measure. I don´t even know if i should use a measure or a calculated column.
I have a table which look like this, it´s related to phone numbers which result can be a sale or not:
PHONE DATE SALE
600001 01/09/2017 Y
600001 02/09/2017 N
600002 02/09/2017 N
600003 03/09/2017 N
600003 04/09/2017 Y
600004 04/09/2017 Y
What i want is to paint that on a visual without making changes on the table itself. But i only want unique values by the first date. It would lok like this:
DATE SALE
01/09/2017 1
02/09/2017 0
03/09/2017 1
04/09/2017 1
Thanks in advange, and sorry again.
You can try to create a measure as below.
Measure = VAR sales = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table1[PHONE] ), FILTER ( Table1, Table1[SALE] = "Y" ) ) RETURN IF ( ISBLANK ( sales ), 0, sales )
Thank you so much Eric,
I found a simple solution after thinking calmly about the problem.
I made a custom column and put it as the X axis in my chart.
1era = CALCULATE(FIRSTDATE('Table1'[Date]); ALLEXCEPT('Table1'[Phone]))
Then I includes de registered phones and which are sales, and the ratio of succes
Thanks!
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