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Hello I have this dataset:
ID PERSON | CARD TYPE | SUBSCRIPTION YEAR |
A | FREE | 2018 |
A | PREMIUM | 2019 |
B | PREMIUM | 2018 |
B | PRO | 2019 |
C | FREE | 2018 |
C | PRO | 2019 |
D | FREE | 2018 |
D | PRO | 2019 |
I would like to know for each year (e.g. 2018 vs 2019) how many subscribers have changed their plan (grouped by subcription plan).
Below an example of the desired output (of course it would be ok any kind of other visualizations showing the same result)
Hi @ivandelgra ,
It seems that there is no visual is like your expected output, and it seems that your result will based on previous year . I have no idea about this currently, and I just get result like below
I think I need to discuss this with other people, and I will inform you as soon as I get it.
Thanks for your understanding and support.
Best Regards,
Zoe Zhi
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In some posts I have read about EARLIER capability. Is this a case in which EARLIER function can help?
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