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Percentage growth based on accumulated
Helo!
I have a table with the customer's ID and the date of their first purchase. For example:
Client ID | First Purchase |
1000 | 12/01/2020 |
1001 | 13/01/2020 |
1002 | 01/03/2020 |
1003 | 06/08/2021 |
1004 | 13/01/2020 |
1005 | 06/08/2021 |
I created a formula to calculate the cumulative number of new customers in my base:
However, I, not able to create a formula that will bring me the percentage growth between one date (in this case, month) and another..
How can I do this?
Tks in advance!
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@Anonymous ,
Accumulated customers till date = CALCULATE([Cliente Summary],filter(all('Summary Clients'),'Summary Clientes'[First Purchase]<=max('Summary Clientes'[First Purchase])))
A month back = CALCULATE([Cliente Summary],filter(all('Summary Clients'),'Summary Clientes'[First Purchase]<=eomonth(max('Summary Clientes'[First Purchase]),0)))
or
Accumulated customers till date = CALCULATE([Cliente Summary],filter(all('Summary Clients'),'Summary Clientes'[First Purchase]<=maxX('Summary Clientes',dateadd('Summary Clientes'[First Purchase],-1,month))))
But prefer date table in case of last option
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@Anonymous ,
Accumulated customers till date = CALCULATE([Cliente Summary],filter(all('Summary Clients'),'Summary Clientes'[First Purchase]<=max('Summary Clientes'[First Purchase])))
A month back = CALCULATE([Cliente Summary],filter(all('Summary Clients'),'Summary Clientes'[First Purchase]<=eomonth(max('Summary Clientes'[First Purchase]),0)))
or
Accumulated customers till date = CALCULATE([Cliente Summary],filter(all('Summary Clients'),'Summary Clientes'[First Purchase]<=maxX('Summary Clientes',dateadd('Summary Clientes'[First Purchase],-1,month))))
But prefer date table in case of last option
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Hi!
The second formula (A month back ) worked when I changed 0 for -1.
Tks a lot!

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