Cohort Analysis - Total Spend

DAX DAX Calculations
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Hi Everyone,

Some of you may have seen the video that Sam shared regarding cohort analysis. I’ll leave a link to the video. In the video he calculated the cohort analysis for retained and churned customers. I’m wondering if anyone can help me figure out how to calculate total spend / instead for each cohort?

Thanks.

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To clarify, I’m trying to adapt the formula below for churned customers into something that would calculate total spend. I tried substituting the [Unique Customers] variable with a variable called Total Spend = SUM(Orders[total]), but that did not work. Any clues?

Churned Customers =
VAR CustomerDimension = VALUES( Customers[Customer Names] )

RETURN
IF( SELECTEDVALUE( ‘Cohort Periods’[Period] ) = 0, [Unique Customers],
CALCULATE( [Unique Customers],
FILTER( CustomerDimension,
COUNTROWS(
FILTER( ‘Cohort Periods’,
[Retention Days] > ‘Cohort Periods’[Min Days] && [Retention Days] <= ‘Cohort Periods’[Max Days] ) ) > 0 ) ) )

//main churning formula

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