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Hi all reading this comment, assist. i am doing some reports on sales. i have opening inventory, sales and shipments. i want to loop this data such that my closing invetory for january becomes my opening inventory for February and at the same time not affect opening inventory of January
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HI, I have a table of bookings made over the year, this table has 3 colums (reservation date, creation date, paxes) i made a YOY with the check-in date calculating the amount of paxes and everything is ok, now i want to do the same but filtering the results also with the creation date, for example: i want to know the amount of paxes booked for november 2018 that made the reservations before october 15 218 and the same exact conditions for the last year. How can i solve that? keep doing this type of videos i have learned a lot with it
Many thanks Sam, really grateful to you for all your videos and excellent site, explanation on calculatetable() perfect and so easy to understand. - all thanks to you.
Hi Sam, in above example if I were to count categories of new customers, in other words, CALCULATETABLE(Values(Customer[Category])), and it is one directional relationship between customer table and sales table , how do I modify your code?
Hello Sam, thank you for sharing knowledge about this interesting function. It looks very much about joins. 2 list of customers: one in the previous period, one in the current period. With Left outer join, innerjoin and right outer join you can make the different customer groups. For me this is a better understanding (CALCULATETABLE is quite difficult at this moment for me). If you agree, you could try once the custom visual of MAQ software: venn diagram. Excellent tool for explaining these concepts.
Hi Sam, you seem to have calculated a variable called Churn Time Frame Value, I presume this is calculated on the date table. Possibly calculating 90 days back from today? Great video.
Hi Thank you for such a great insight. I work in training department and our learning modules have 800 learner now they score different marks in different module(course, assessment,etc.) So if I want to find out how many of the learner are above 80% in a specific segment like assessment or course . What fax could be used. I have their marks , total percentage achieved (combined all segments). If you can suggest what dax measure can be used. Thanks. 👍
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Hi Sam, thanks for sharing, you are awesome! I am just trying to work out the logic behind your formula for the 'Lost Customers' measure; I was wondering if there was a typo in the last filter for the variable 'CustomersPurchased'. Should it be: Dates[Date]
It should be MIN here according to the logic for Lost Customers in this particular example. I only realised the slight error after posting. It is corrected in other example I've done. See here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kXZCla9pJQ4.html
Thank you for this insightful video! How does CalculateTable differ from Summarize? They both create a set of data and can use table functions (filter, all..etc)and any other function?
CALCULATETABLE is very different. It works similar to CALCULATE in that you can change the context of the calculation, but in this specific case you can change the context of a virtual table
Thank you, Sam, for expanding on the technique. I have a question, (which you probably covered in a previous video on this topic, so apologies in advance). What's the reason you wrap the dates Filter in the ALL() function? (I'll happily view the video in which you explained it if you can head me in the right direction- sometimes it gets difficult to /remember/track the content you include in each tutorial!)
It's very important in this case because you need to first remove all and any filter from the date table (that's what ALL does) then re-apply them with the logic within the FILTER function. For a general review of ALL see here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AIk1vPM-u2I.html
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