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Hey guys,
quick DAX question. I have two tables, one table with users (two columns: users[id], users[name]) and another table with actions (actions[date], actions[user_id]). Besides that I have a calendar table.
Now I want to calculate the number of "active users", meaning the number of users who are active per time frame. That's pretty easy via:
Active Users = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(users), FILTER(users, CALCULATE( COUNTROWS(actions), FILTER(ALL(actions), actions[user_id] = users[id] && actions[date] >= MIN(calendar[Date]) && actions[date] <= MAX(calendar[Date]) ) ) > 0 ) )
But if I want to calculate the number of "Daily Active Users" per time frame, meaning the Sum over the number of days one user is active per time frame over all users, I don't have any clue how to do that in a measure without creating an extra Crossjoin table between the users table and the calendar.
Any clues?
Thank you,
Sebastian
Solved! Go to Solution.
Daily active = SUMX(Calenders,Calenders[Active Users])
I have kept your original measure as it is and created a iteration over the calender table which will give you the desired result.
Sum of Daily active users.
Hope this will solve your problem.
Daily active = SUMX(Calenders,Calenders[Active Users])
I have kept your original measure as it is and created a iteration over the calender table which will give you the desired result.
Sum of Daily active users.
Hope this will solve your problem.
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