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I have the following table having customer A's monthly transactional data-
and I wanted to add an additional column in the same table using DAX or M-language like below-
the condition is that if the user selects any month on top of the report we want to list the product newly added to the customer bucket list as compared to the previous month only.
in this scenario, feb-23 is selected so it is compared to Jan-23 list of products.
in Jan-23, customer purchase ={ Bread, Butter, Bear, Chicken}
and Feb-23 having purchase={ Wine, Eggs, Bread, Butter, Chicken}
so I want to mark flag {Wine, Eggs} as 1 otherwise 0.
Anybody can please help me to solve this out.
Thanks
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Here's one way to solve it. If you always want to compare to prior month, I guess you could do this as a column too, but in doing it as a measure you have the flexibility to change the date range to 'bought in any date before selected' rather than just narrowing to the prior month.
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@sbm_tekade You cannot achieve this using a calculated column. Columns never reference the value of a slicer, as they are already precalculated before the slicer selection: https://excelwithallison.blogspot.com/2020/09/reporting-order-of-operations.html
You need to do this as a measure, then you can add the measure to a table visual in Power BI and use that measure as a visual level filter if you need.
Please paste your sample data in as a table that we can copy paste if you want more help on how to create that measure.
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Hello @AllisonKennedy ,
Thanks for the quick response.
Yes understood that I need to create a measure for this.
I would be really grateful if you can help me with DAX a little bit.
here is the sample data below separated with white spaces.
Month-Year Product_id Product_name Cost
Jan-23 1 Bread 40
Jan-23 2 Butter 110
Jan-23 4 Bear 230
Jan-23 6 Chicken 290
Feb-23 5 Wine 560
Feb-23 1 Bread 45
Feb-23 3 Eggs 90
Feb-23 2 Butter 100
Feb-23 6 Chicken 350
Mar-23 2 Butter 120
Mar-23 6 Chicken 310
Mar-23 4 Bear 200
Mar-23 1 Bread 35
Here's one way to solve it. If you always want to compare to prior month, I guess you could do this as a column too, but in doing it as a measure you have the flexibility to change the date range to 'bought in any date before selected' rather than just narrowing to the prior month.
Copying DAX from this post? Click here for a hack to quickly replace it with your own table names
Has this post solved your problem? Please Accept as Solution so that others can find it quickly and to let the community know your problem has been solved.
If you found this post helpful, please give Kudos C
I work as a Microsoft trainer and consultant, specialising in Power BI and Power Query.
www.excelwithallison.com
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