Cohort % of total by periods

DAX DAX Calculations
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Team EDNA and friends, would request for an assistance in trying to find the % difference between each periods of the cohorts.

I tried to use the exact steps outlined by Sam in the learning summit - Cohort Analysis Introduction, but the results are not working in productin the % difference…

Here’s how it looks

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The dax used to calculate retention and unique customers as follows

Retention %
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Unique Customers
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Retention Periods
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here’s how the data looks when i pull in the base files - retention periods and unique customers along with join month

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regards

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As suggested above please add a PBIX file for questions like this. These can be very complex and also very difficult to answer without seeing everything that could be going on in your report and model.

Sam

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