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@SillySuzy , try like
Within90DaysPurchases =
var _max = calculate(Min(Sales[OrderDate]), filter(ALLSELECTED ( Sales ), Sales[CustomerKey] = MAX ( Sales[CustomerKey] ) ))
return
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( Sales ),
filter( ALLSELECTED ( Sales ),
Sales[CustomerKey] = MAX ( Sales[CustomerKey] ) &&
Sales[OrderDate] > _max &&
Sales[OrderDate] < _max + 90
) )
I appreciate your help, but I cant use Filter(), sadly.
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