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DataPeter
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Estandarizar la fecha en ocurrencias individuales

Hola a todos

Lector a largo plazo, comentarista por primera vez - me encanta este foro de soporte!

Problema: Estoy tratando de estandarizar las fechas de entrada de registros de clientes por ocurrencia. En resumen, quiero estandarizar el primer (y posterior) día de cada registro independientemente de la fecha/hora específica que se haya introducido. La siguiente tabla muestra el resultado ideal que me permite agrupar por clientes por el Día 1, Día2, etc.

Uso de PowerBI Desktop y datos en una hoja de cálculo en este momento. Cualquier apoyo sería muy apreciado.

ID de clienteSello de fecha y horaResultado
11 de abril de 2020 10amDía 1
11 de abril de 2020 1pmDía 1
12 de abril de 2020 10amDía 2
220 de mayo de 2020 9amDía 1
220 de mayo de 2020 1pmDía 1
221 de mayo de 2020 10amDía 2
320 de junio de 2020 10amDía 1
321 de junio de 2020 10amDía 2

Salud

Peter

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@DataPeter - Debe tener un componente de tiempo, intente:

Outcome (Column) =
  VAR __Min = MINX(FILTER('Table',[Customer] = EARLIER([Customer])),[Date/Time Stamp])
RETURN
  "Day " & FLOOR((([Date/Time Stamp] - __Min) * 1. + 1),1)



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Greg_Deckler
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@DataPeter - Tal vez:

Outcome (Column) =
  VAR __Min = MINX(FILTER('Table',[Customer] = EARLIER([Customer])),[Date/Time Stamp])
RETURN
  "Day " & (([Date/Time Stamp] - __Min) * 1. + 1)


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Gracias @Greg_Deckler

Gracias por el apoyo, esto funcionó tipo de, sin embargo me dio decimales adicionales - cualquier pensamiento sobre cómo eliminar estos?

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@DataPeter - Debe tener un componente de tiempo, intente:

Outcome (Column) =
  VAR __Min = MINX(FILTER('Table',[Customer] = EARLIER([Customer])),[Date/Time Stamp])
RETURN
  "Day " & FLOOR((([Date/Time Stamp] - __Min) * 1. + 1),1)



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amitchandak
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@DataPeter, todos

Esto debería dar la primera fecha como nueva columna

minx(filter(Table, [CUSTOMER ID] ?earlier([Customer ID])),[Date/Time Stamp])

Usted puede tener una diferencia de fecha , y obtener días
Datediff([Date/Time Stamp],minx(filter(Table, [Customer ID] ?earlier([Customer ID])),[Date/Time Stamp]),day)

Append Day antes

"Day" & Datediff([Date/Time Stamp],minx(filter(Table, [Customer ID] ?earlier([Customer ID])),[Date/Time Stamp]),day)

Lo mismo se ha dicssuado para la creación de informes de cohortes en este seminario web -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1vPWmfI25o&t=2420s

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