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Hello!
I have a table with customers and their first payment date as members and last payment date as members. And I need to create a visual which counts both with the same month as axis. If at all possible created as a measure and a virtual relation, because otherwise I would probably have created a new table in our DWH or created an inactive relationship.
I have tried quite a few different measure-solutions from the forum with USERELATIONSHIP, CROSSJOIN and I am probably doing something wrong.
So a sample data set could look like this:
MemberNumber | FirstPaymentDate | LastPaymentDate |
Member 1 | 1. januar 2020 | 1. marts 2020 |
Member 2 | 1. januar 2020 | 1. januar 2020 |
Member 3 | 1. januar 2020 | 1. marts 2020 |
Member 4 | 1. februar 2020 | 1. marts 2020 |
Member 5 | 1. februar 2020 | 1. februar 2020 |
Member 6 | 1. februar 2020 | 1. marts 2020 |
Member 7 | 1. februar 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
Member 8 | 1. marts 2020 | 1. marts 2020 |
Member 9 | 1. marts 2020 | 1. marts 2020 |
Member 10 | 1. marts 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
Member 11 | 1. april 2020 | 1. april 2020 |
Member 12 | 1. april 2020 | 1. april 2020 |
Member 13 | 1. april 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
Member 14 | 1. april 2020 | 1. april 2020 |
Member 15 | 1. april 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
Member 16 | 1. maj 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
Member 17 | 1. maj 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
Member 18 | 1. maj 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
Member 19 | 1. maj 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
Member 20 | 1. maj 2020 | 1. maj 2020 |
And an output table would look like this with two 'measures':
Date | Number of new members | Number of lapsed members |
1. januar 2020 | 3 | 1 |
1. februar 2020 | 4 | 1 |
1. marts 2020 | 3 | 5 |
1. april 2020 | 5 | 3 |
1. maj 2020 | 5 | 9 |
Thank you so much!
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@Anonymous here is the solution you can follow
first create a new table with unique date values
create two measures below
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@Anonymous here is the solution you can follow
first create a new table with unique date values
create two measures below
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@Anonymous , you can join both of them with date table. And use userelation to activate inactive relationship
refer:
@negi007 @amitchandak
Hi both! Thank you for the suggestions. As mentioned in the thread-post, is there a way to do this without creating a new table, to do it purely with measures? We are trying to avoid too many single-use tables in the DWH. (Obviously if there is no other solution, we will need to do it)
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