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Hi
We have two sets of data, with very few relationships; product and date
One set of contains TV Advertising data; this data contains the Advert airtime along with the channel, programme, creative etc.
The other Leads and Sales data; when these leads come and and if we converted to a sale.
We want to see if a lead was generated from the time the advert was aired up to 15-minutes after air time. We can then attribute that lead to that advert.
I've managed to figure a way to do this by adding a calculated column to the Advertising Data with the below code.
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@Stones , You can have new column in sales too
new column in sales =
var_1 = Countx(filter(Advertising Data, Advertising Data[Date] = Leads & Sales Data[Lead Date]
&& Leads & Sales Data[Lead Time In] >= Advertising Data[Date Time Aired]
&& Leads & Sales Data[Lead Time In] <= Advertising Data[Date Time Aired + 15-Min]), Advertising Data[Date])
return
if(isblank(_1),0,1)
or you can populate lead id using maxx/minx
@Stones , You can have new column in sales too
new column in sales =
var_1 = Countx(filter(Advertising Data, Advertising Data[Date] = Leads & Sales Data[Lead Date]
&& Leads & Sales Data[Lead Time In] >= Advertising Data[Date Time Aired]
&& Leads & Sales Data[Lead Time In] <= Advertising Data[Date Time Aired + 15-Min]), Advertising Data[Date])
return
if(isblank(_1),0,1)
or you can populate lead id using maxx/minx
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