Reputation: 7
This is the input data (Let's suppose that I have 14 different products), I need to calculate with DAX, cumulative Total products by Status
ProductID | Days Since LastPurchase | Status |
---|---|---|
307255900 | 76 | 60 - 180 days |
525220000 | 59 | 30 - 60 days |
209500000 | 20 | < 30 days |
312969600 | 151 | 60 - 180 days |
249300000 | 52 | 30 - 60 days |
210100000 | 52 | 30 - 60 days |
304851400 | 150 | 60 - 180 days |
304851600 | 150 | 60 - 180 days |
314152700 | 367 | > 180 days |
405300000 | 90 | 60 - 180 days |
314692300 | 90 | 60 - 180 days |
314692400 | 53 | 30 - 60 days |
524270000 | 213 | > 180 days |
524280000 | 213 | > 180 days |
Desire ouput:
Status | Cumulative Count |
---|---|
< 30 days | 1 |
> 180 days | 4 |
30 - 60 days | 8 |
60 - 180 days | 14 |
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1721
Reputation: 12375
That's trivial: Just take the build in Quick measure
"Running total", see screenshot.
The resulting table will look like this:
However, when you think about it, from a data point of view a sort order like the following makes more sense than ordering "status" by alphabet,
and finally you can take it straight away without any crude categorization
Upvotes: 1