Hi there,
I have following data:
Date, Customer Name and Sales Amount
I am looking for date on which the highest sales happend for each customer, highest sales means sum of sales for each date.
Customer Highest Date for the Sale Total Amount of sales on highest sales date
I hope it is pretty straight forward. Thanks in advance.
P
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Hi @parry2k,
I create the following sample table.
First, create two calculated column using the formulas.
Each customer'sales in each date = CALCULATE(SUM(Table4[Sales amount]),ALLEXCEPT(Table4,Table4[Customer Name],Table4[Date])) MAx sales for each customer = CALCULATE(MAX(Table4[Each customer'sales in each date]),ALLEXCEPT(Table4,Table4[Customer Name]))
Second, create two measures using the formulas below.
Highest Date for the Sale = CALCULATE(FIRSTDATE(Table4[Date]),FILTER(Table4,Table4[Each customer'sales in each date]=Table4[MAx sales for each customer])) Total Amount of sales on highest sales date = MAX(Table4[Each customer'sales in each date])
Finally, create a table visual, select the customer name and the two measures as values, you will get expected result.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Yes @Ashish_Mathur. Will be helpful if you share the formulas. Thanks
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Hi @parry2k,
I create the following sample table.
First, create two calculated column using the formulas.
Each customer'sales in each date = CALCULATE(SUM(Table4[Sales amount]),ALLEXCEPT(Table4,Table4[Customer Name],Table4[Date])) MAx sales for each customer = CALCULATE(MAX(Table4[Each customer'sales in each date]),ALLEXCEPT(Table4,Table4[Customer Name]))
Second, create two measures using the formulas below.
Highest Date for the Sale = CALCULATE(FIRSTDATE(Table4[Date]),FILTER(Table4,Table4[Each customer'sales in each date]=Table4[MAx sales for each customer])) Total Amount of sales on highest sales date = MAX(Table4[Each customer'sales in each date])
Finally, create a table visual, select the customer name and the two measures as values, you will get expected result.
Best Regards,
Angelia
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