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Hi all,
Below is a sample of the data that was given to me. The goal (which seems pretty simple) is to count the number of times a customer opened an email sent to them using the Opened On date/time stamp. The crux is there has to be a 15-min interval between the opened times.
So in the example below, Customer A shows they opened the email 5x on 11/14 but it should only be counted 3x. The first and second time it was opened (at 9:37am and 9:38am) only counts once and the lat two times (at 11:56 and 11:56 AM) also only counts once. Customers B and C would have longer intervals between the times they opened the email so each one would be counted.
Do I need to create a date/time table first to get the intervals?
Thank you for any help in advance.
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@Anonymous,
You may refer to the following post and use DATEDIFF.
@Anonymous,
You may refer to the following post and use DATEDIFF.
Hi
Thank you for that. I was actually able to create a similar measure, just took a little while to find the right combination. I'm halfway thru the solution but I think I might finally have it. I'll post again with the solution once I have it all figured out.
Thank you.
Also the title of my topic wasn't supposed to say DISCOUNT. It was supposed to say DISTINCT COUNT but apparently I combined the two words into one!
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