Working as Head of Business Controlling for the worldwide leader in Fashion Retail (30 Billion EUR turnover), I am constantly upgrading my Data Analytics skills.
My focus is on Modern Excel (Power Query and Power Pivot), Power BI and DAX.
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как вы считаете churn rate если вы не знаете кто из тех кто купил в прошлом месяце купил в этом?? DiffCust - это просто разница между количеством покупателей, которая может сказать лишь о том, стало ли покупателей больше в текущем месяце или нет
Thanks for the appreciation. For your question, you have here the answer: community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/DAX-Commands-and-Tips/Equivalent-of-HAVING-in-DAX/td-p/3691717
Hi, thanks for the video. Very helpful. The M Score formula should have [M Value} instead of [F Value]. I think this is causing a lot of the issues other people are having.
Thank you for your great video! Do you think this work correctly with 12 months data historical and some month value = 0 as well ? I look forward to hearing your advices. Then how can we apply for multi sku products.
Yeah, I caught that too. The M Score formula should have [M Value} instead of [F Value]. I think this is causing a lot of the issues other people are having.
Made more sense to me when I realized you had two different y axis. If you do this again, better to show them on the same y axis. Awesome info otherwise! Thanks
This was a good solution. I also found that you can modify this query to collect the 2nd value if say the values were in varying columns "Step Name" = Table.AddColumn(#"Add Name Column", "Value", each List.First((List.RemoveFirstN(List.RemoveNulls(Record.ToList(_)),2))))
Hey man, I used the data and the given DAX code, I ended getting all the RFM = 555 why is that so in the RFM Table? is there something wrong with the DaX code?
