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Hi,
I have a list of sales by customer and by week. I'd like to identify how many new customers I have each week. In my database, I have data for last 3 years, howerver, I want to apply the formula only to the data that is after 12th week of this year.
Below is an example of the result data.
| Week | Customer | New? |
| 12 | Customer1 | yes |
| 12 | Customer2 | yes |
| 13 | Customer3 | yes |
| 13 | Customer4 | yes |
| 13 | Customer1 | no |
| 14 | Customer2 | no |
| 14 | Customer3 | no |
| 14 | Customer4 | no |
| 15 | Customer5 | yes |
| 15 | Customer6 | yes |
| 16 | Customer1 | no |
Thanks.
Hi @Anonymous ,
You could also use DAX to create a new column.
Column =
VAR a =
RANKX (
FILTER (
'Table',
'Table'[Customer] = EARLIER ( 'Table'[Customer] )
&& 'Table'[Week] >= 12
),
'Table'[Week],
,
ASC,
DENSE
)
RETURN
IF ( a = 1, "yes", "no" )
Here is the result.
Works Perfectly. Thanks for the solution
@v-eachen-msft Thanks.
This works but it takes the full database (all 3 years). I'd like to apply this only for this year.
I have applied this as a filter, but it still didn't work as expected.
Below is an example of how the visual is filtered
Thanks.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Check this code for a new column:
let
_customer = [Customer],
_currentWeek = [Week]
in
if _currentWeek = List.Min(Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type", each [Customer] = _customer and [Week] >= 12)[Week]) then "Yes" else "No"
Just change the bold part for your last step name.
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