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Hello Community - I have an urgent need to try and solve this.
In this matrix, the total count (filtered on a particular customer) is showing a count of 1 and 1 for both of the columns here. It should actuall say 1 and 0. In this case, this particular customer had only 1 revenue order in the last 12 months, but this visual is also showing a 1 in the other column.
How can I solve this? Is there a way to modify this in the calculated column to correct show the count of customers that show up in each column? For example, in this case it should be showing a 1 and 0 . The other field in the visual is the customer from our customers table.
Hi, @Anonymous
Have you tried the method su @DataZoe provided? Is it solved?
If problem still persists, please upload some insensitive data samples and expected output.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Janey
@Anonymous I suspect changing your calculated column to include a calculate around the [Rolling 12 Month Sales] may solve this issue. Assuming this is in your table with one row per customer.
Last 12 Month Orders =
IF (
CALCULATE ( [Rolling 12 Month Sales] ) > 0,
"Has Revenue Order in Last 12 Months",
"Has Zero Value Orders in Last 12 Months"
)
Another approach may also be to create two measures:
Customers with Revenue Order in Last 12 Months =
CALCULATE (
[Customers],
FILTER ( CustomerTable, [Rolling 12 Month Sales] > 0 )
)
Customers with Zero Value Orders in Last 12 Months =
CALCULATE (
[Customers],
FILTER ( CustomerTable, [Rolling 12 Month Sales] = 0 )
)
Respectfully,
Zoe Douglas (DataZoe)
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