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I have to calculate how many new distinct clients I receive in my business monthly.
Here is an example table:
And the result should be like this:
New Customers = {3,2,3,0}
How can I reach this result using DAX?
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@gtrani try a measure like this:
New Customers =
VAR __Month = MAX ( Customer[Month] )
VAR __PrevCustomers = CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( Customer[Customer] ), ( 'Customer'[Month] < __Month ) )
VAR __CurrCustomers = VALUES ( Customer[Customer] )
VAR __NewCustomers = EXCEPT ( __CurrCustomers, __PrevCustomers )
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( __NewCustomers )
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@gtrani you are not using best practices on how to manage date columns in the Power BI and that's why it is not working for you. That is a completely separate topic but for now if you change it to this, it will work:
New Customers =
VAR __Month = MAX (Planilha1[month])
VAR __PrevCustomers = CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES (Planilha1[customer]), FILTER ( ALLSELECTED( Planilha1),Planilha1[month]< __Month ) )
VAR __CurrCustomers = VALUES (Planilha1[customer])
VAR __NewCustomers = EXCEPT ( __CurrCustomers, __PrevCustomers )
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( __NewCustomers )
As a best practice, add a date dimension in your model and use it for time intelligence calculations. Once the date dimension is added, mark it as a date table on table tools. Check the related videos on my YT channel
Add Date Dimension
Importance of Date Dimension
Time Intelligence Playlist
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@parry2k
You are right!
I've created a Calendar table and now it works perfectly!
Thank you so much!
@gtrani works for me, share your pbix file:
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@gtrani try a measure like this:
New Customers =
VAR __Month = MAX ( Customer[Month] )
VAR __PrevCustomers = CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( Customer[Customer] ), ( 'Customer'[Month] < __Month ) )
VAR __CurrCustomers = VALUES ( Customer[Customer] )
VAR __NewCustomers = EXCEPT ( __CurrCustomers, __PrevCustomers )
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( __NewCustomers )
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Hello @parry2k !
Did not work as expected.
The result using the code you suggested:
That's the same as a distinct count in each month.
The expected result was [3, 2, 3, 0].
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