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Anonymous
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How to model this SQL Statement in PowerBI without using SQL?

Hi all

 

is it possible to model following SQL statement in PowerBI without using any SQL? The tables already exist in PowerBI.

I also want order_type and purch_date and customer_type to be used as slicers in PowerBI (red coloured sql statements).

Goal is to provide a customer list with aggregated sales values based on parameters of order_type, purch_date and cust_type. How would you solve it? What is best way to do it? 

 

select cust_id, cust_name, cust_address,
       nvl(purches,0) as no_of_purches
       nvl(amount,0) as purch_amount
  from customer_base_table c --one row per customer
       left join
       (

       select cust_id,
              count(distinct purch_id) as purches
              sum(amount) as amount
         from purchase_fact_table --zero or multiple rows per customer
        where order_type = 'xyz'
          and purch_date between '2018-10-12' and '2018-12-05'
        group by cust_id) f
    on c.cust_id = f.cust_id

 where c.cust_type = 'A';

 

Any help on this is kindly appreciated...

Regards, Simon

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous

 

Please upload sample data and the pbix file to OneDrive or Google Drive and share the link here. Please also provide the output expected.

 

 

Cheers

 

CheeenuSing

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