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Olga_S
Frequent Visitor

Vsualize text measure

I have a measure that gives status for the customer based on the sales history.

I would like to visualize it with a bar chart where I have status as Axis and number of customers in values.

How can I do it?

Please help, I can’t solve this for several weeks!

 

I also managed to build a calculated table where every customer got its status, but have no idea how to turn it in a wat to get counted customers per status.
 2021-03-24_13-02-51.png

 

Measure:
Var CustomerStatus = if ( and( SalesLastMonth = 0, Sales3MonthAgo = 0),

    "No Sales In Relevant Period"

    if ( SalesLastMonth = 0,

        "Lost all volume",

        if (LossIndicator = 0,

            "No loss",

            "Lost some art types")

     )

)

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Olga_S , if you want, measure as dimension, create a table with these four values (Say Status)

 

Then create a measure like

countx(filter(values(Table[Customer]), [Measure] = max(Status[Status])),[Customer])

 

 

Refer my video  : https://youtu.be/CuczXPj0N-k

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Olga_S
Frequent Visitor

Works perfect! Thank you so much! 
finally i bult 3 measures: 

Sale per customer = sumx(Fact_Sales, Fact_Sales[Sale])
Customer Status = if ([Sale per customer] >50, "high",  "low")
Count customer per status = countx(filter(values(Dim_Customer[CustomerName]), [Customer Status] = max(Dim_Status[Status])),Dim_Customer[CustomerName])

At the visual I used Status from the created table with statuses and measure Count customer per status as values
Thanks again!

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Olga_S , if you want, measure as dimension, create a table with these four values (Say Status)

 

Then create a measure like

countx(filter(values(Table[Customer]), [Measure] = max(Status[Status])),[Customer])

 

 

Refer my video  : https://youtu.be/CuczXPj0N-k

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