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Hello.
I need help in figuring out the calculation to get the following results:
I need it in a calculated column to be able to use it as an axis for my visuals.
Appreciate your help! 🙂
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Hi @Anonymous
Have a look at this article on SQLBI - they recommend a pattern using RANKX:
How to compute index numbers at top speed
In your case, the DAX for the calculated column could look something like this:
Customer Transaction Index = RANKX ( FILTER ( Transactions, Transactions[Customer] = EARLIER ( Transactions[Customer] ) ), Transactions[Transaction], , ASC, DENSE )
Regards,
Owen 🙂
Hi @Anonymous
Have a look at this article on SQLBI - they recommend a pattern using RANKX:
How to compute index numbers at top speed
In your case, the DAX for the calculated column could look something like this:
Customer Transaction Index = RANKX ( FILTER ( Transactions, Transactions[Customer] = EARLIER ( Transactions[Customer] ) ), Transactions[Transaction], , ASC, DENSE )
Regards,
Owen 🙂
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