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Anonymous
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First non zero sale date

Hi,

I am trying to get the first date of sale of a customer - where the sales value is more than zero.

 

I am currently using the following formula:

Date New Customer =
CALCULATEMIN ( SalesData[Pstg date] ), 
ALLEXCEPT (SalesDataSalesData[Customer]CustomerMaster ))
 
 
However, if we make a free of charge sample sale to a customer in May 22 - and then we sell to them properly in Jun 22, the formula above is counting them as a new customer in May - but ideally I'd want them to be classed as a new customer in June - when their sales value is above zero.
 
Any thoughts or advice?
Many thanks
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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , Try like

 

Date New Customer =
CALCULATE ( MINX( Filter(SalesData, SalesData [Sales] >0 ) , SalesData[Pstg date] ),
ALLEXCEPT (SalesData , SalesData[Customer], CustomerMaster ))

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Anonymous
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Thanks amitchandak, that works perfectly 🙂

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , Try like

 

Date New Customer =
CALCULATE ( MINX( Filter(SalesData, SalesData [Sales] >0 ) , SalesData[Pstg date] ),
ALLEXCEPT (SalesData , SalesData[Customer], CustomerMaster ))

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