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Reorder dax calculation
Hi,
sample data and expected output is as shown below.
Date customer/outlet SKU
22/12/2019 2 A
23/12/2019 1 A
24/12/2019 3 B
25/12/2019 2 A
26/12/2019 3 C
27/12/2019 4 A
28/12/2019 8 B
29/12/2019 1 C
30/12/2019 2 A
31/12/2019 3 B
1/1/2020 1 A
2/1/2020 4 B
3/1/2020 2 B
4/1/2020 2 A
5/1/2020 3 C
6/1/2020 3 A
7/1/2020 1 A
8/1/2020 2 C
9/1/2020 3 A
10/1/2020 1 A
when slicer is between 1/1/2019 to 7/1/2019
Initial customer/outlets for A (i.e. before 1/1/2019) is 11
Repeated outlets for A which are in 11 are 7
Reorder value for A will be 11/7 = 1.58
Thanks.
Hi,
In 2019, for SKU A, there are only 3 customers - 1,2 and 4. From Jan 1-7 2020, for SKU A, of these 3 customers identified in the earlier period (1,2 and 4), there are only 2 customers - 1 and 2. So the answer should be 1+2+1 = 4 and not 1+2+1+3 = 7
Please check.
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
Hi Ashish_Mathur Even as per the logic it should be 4..
Anonymoustry below measure,
ReorderValue =var init=CALCULATE(SUM(Check[customer/outlet]),FILTER(Check,Check[Date]<MIN('Date'[Date])))VAr Init_Outlet=DISTINCT(SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER(check,Check[Date]<MIN('Date'[Date])),"Init",Check[customer/outlet]))VAr Init_Sku=DISTINCT(SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER(check,Check[Date]<MIN('Date'[Date])),"Init",Check[SKU]))var final=CALCULATE(SUM(Check[customer/outlet]),FILTER(Check,Check[Date]<=MAX('Date'[Date]) && Check[Date]>=MIN('Date'[Date]) && Check[customer/outlet] in Init_Outlet && Check[SKU] in Init_Sku))returnDIVIDE(init,final,0)For A it will return 11/4=2.8
for B 0
For C 4/3=1.3
Make sure your measure is of type decimal with 2 decimal seprations.
Else it will return 3,0,1
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