Forum Discussion
Find Latest Transaction Date for Each Customer
- 10 years ago
I have successfully used LASTDATE.
Customer Last Transaction = LASTDATE('Sales'[OrderDate])
Then I populate the rows with the customer ID. My sales table is matched to my customer table using the ID.
- 10 years ago
heathernicole I have not read the whole post but give this a try...
Last Transaction = CALCULATE ( LASTDATE ( 'Sales Details'[SalesTxnTimeModified] ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'Customer', 'Customer'[Customer Name] ) ) - 10 years ago
Hello heathernicole! I don't know what to tell you???
I use this exact Measure to calculate Last Payment by Purchaser - and there are MANY MANY duplicate dates!
I just tried it and it works as a Calculated Column as well.
You know the May Update was released today - have you updated? (Even though this should not be the issue!)
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/
- 10 years ago
heathernicole Try this...
Go to Modeling Tab => Click New Table button => type this...
Summary Table = SUMMARIZE ( 'Sales Details', 'Sales Details'[Customer ID], "Last Transaction", MAX ( 'Sales Details'[SalesTxnTimeModified] ) )
Using RANKX could also help. Then you can find out the latest transactions(TransactionOrderByDateDesc=1) for each customer.
TransactionOrderByDateDesc = RANKX(FILTER(Table3,Table3[Customer]=EARLIER(Table3[Customer])),Table3[Date],,DESC,Skip)
If you have any question, feel free to let me know.
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
How can I rank the dates in ascending order?