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Hi,
Problem: how can I perform segmentation of customers based on the DiffDates (number of days between today and date of the last transaction) with use of ranges defined in a separate and non-conected with the model table. I would like to select for example a "Hot" range on the slicer to filter all my customers who made last transaction within 0-30 days from today.
I have the following input:
Ranges Table (it is not conected with the model)
Ranges[Name] | Ranges[Min Value in Days] | Ranges[Max Value in Days]
Hot | 0 | 30
Warm| 30 | 60
Cold |60 | 180
Frozen |180 | 9999999
Sales Table
Sales[CustomerId] | Sales[InvoiceNo] | Sales[Date]
Mesures
#LastTransaction = LASTDATE(Sales[Date])
#DiffDates = if(ISBLANK([#LastTransaction]);BLANK();VALUE(TODAY()-[#LastTransaction]))
I have the following tabel report:
Sales[CustomerId] | #LastTransaction | #DiffDates
I need to filter for example only HOT range customers by selecting a range with use of filter/slicer.
Thx a lot for help !
Paweł
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Hi @paweldm,
In your scenario, you can create a new table from the Sales table:
Table = SUMMARIZE('Table1','Table1'[CustomerID],"LastTransaction",MAX('Table1'[date]))
Then create calculated columns in this table:
DiffDates = if(ISBLANK([LastTransaction]),BLANK(),VALUE(TODAY()-[LastTransaction]))
Range = SWITCH(TRUE(),'Table'[DiffDates]>0 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<30,"Hot",'Table'[DiffDates]>30 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<60,"Warm",'Table'[DiffDates]>60 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<180,"Cold",'Table'[DiffDates]>180 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<9999999,"Frozen")
Create a relationship between the Sales table and this new table use CustomerID. Drag Range column from the new table into a slicer visual. For more information, please check attached .pbix.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Hi @paweldm,
In your scenario, you can create a new table from the Sales table:
Table = SUMMARIZE('Table1','Table1'[CustomerID],"LastTransaction",MAX('Table1'[date]))
Then create calculated columns in this table:
DiffDates = if(ISBLANK([LastTransaction]),BLANK(),VALUE(TODAY()-[LastTransaction]))
Range = SWITCH(TRUE(),'Table'[DiffDates]>0 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<30,"Hot",'Table'[DiffDates]>30 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<60,"Warm",'Table'[DiffDates]>60 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<180,"Cold",'Table'[DiffDates]>180 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<9999999,"Frozen")
Create a relationship between the Sales table and this new table use CustomerID. Drag Range column from the new table into a slicer visual. For more information, please check attached .pbix.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
@v-qiuyu-msft wrote:Hi @paweldm,
In your scenario, you can create a new table from the Sales table:
Table = SUMMARIZE('Table1','Table1'[CustomerID],"LastTransaction",MAX('Table1'[date]))
Then create calculated columns in this table:
DiffDates = if(ISBLANK([LastTransaction]),BLANK(),VALUE(TODAY()-[LastTransaction]))
Range = SWITCH(TRUE(),'Table'[DiffDates]>0 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<30,"Hot",'Table'[DiffDates]>30 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<60,"Warm",'Table'[DiffDates]>60 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<180,"Cold",'Table'[DiffDates]>180 && 'Table'[DiffDates]<9999999,"Frozen")
Create a relationship between the Sales table and this new table use CustomerID. Drag Range column from the new table into a slicer visual. For more information, please check attached .pbix.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Is there a solution to add to the report one more measure to calculate frequency of invoices?
The frequency is to be calculated as a Customer LifeTime (calculated in days since the first transaction till today) divided by TotalInvoices (calculated as a total number of invoices generated by a customer during its LifeTime)
My current tabel report has the following columns and works exelent with "temperature" slicer:
CustomerID | LastTransaction | DiffDates
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