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I'd like to return the first order date for a customer after the date they became a member of our program. I need to compare the membership date in our CUSTOMER table to the orders in our SALES table and return the date for the first order they placed. Each customer has a unique id that exists in both tables. How would I accomplish this?
Hi,
Share some data and show the expected result.
@Anonymous
Add the following column to your customer table:
First Order Data = FIRSTNONBLANK(Orders[Order Date],SUM(Orders[Order Amount]))
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