NPS calculation : For date and till date

avicric

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Hi all,
Need help to get For date and till date NPS score....

Example :
For DateTill Date
DatePromoterDetractorPassivetotal responseNPS scoreNPS score
1​
10​
3​
1​
14​
50
50​
2​
20​
1​
5​
26​
73
65​
3​
5​
6​
0​
11​
-9
49​
total
35​
10​
6​
51​
49
 

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Try something like:
Book1
ABCDEFG
1DatePromoterDetractorPassivetotal responseDaily NPSRunning NPS
211031145050
322015267365
4356011-949
5Total351065149
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E4E2=SUM(B2:D2)
F2:F4F2=ROUND(([@Promoter]-[@Detractor])/SUM(NPSData[@[Promoter]:[Passive]])*100,0)
G2:G4G2=ROUND((SUM($B$2:$B2)-SUM($C$2:$C2))/SUM($B$2:$D2)*100,0)
B5B5=SUBTOTAL(109,[Promoter])
C5C5=SUBTOTAL(109,[Detractor])
D5D5=SUBTOTAL(109,[Passive])
E5E5=SUBTOTAL(109,[total response])
F5F5=ROUND((NPSData[[#Totals],[Promoter]]-NPSData[[#Totals],[Detractor]])/SUM(NPSData[[#Totals],[Promoter]:[Passive]])*100,0)
 
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Try something like:
Book1
ABCDEFG
1DatePromoterDetractorPassivetotal responseDaily NPSRunning NPS
211031145050
322015267365
4356011-949
5Total351065149
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E4E2=SUM(B2:D2)
F2:F4F2=ROUND(([@Promoter]-[@Detractor])/SUM(NPSData[@[Promoter]:[Passive]])*100,0)
G2:G4G2=ROUND((SUM($B$2:$B2)-SUM($C$2:$C2))/SUM($B$2:$D2)*100,0)
B5B5=SUBTOTAL(109,[Promoter])
C5C5=SUBTOTAL(109,[Detractor])
D5D5=SUBTOTAL(109,[Passive])
E5E5=SUBTOTAL(109,[total response])
F5F5=ROUND((NPSData[[#Totals],[Promoter]]-NPSData[[#Totals],[Detractor]])/SUM(NPSData[[#Totals],[Promoter]:[Passive]])*100,0)
Thank you Misca...
But i was looking for a measure for these....
 
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DAX measure? My bad.

DAX measures are a bit more tricky to write / understand without seeing the datamodel. I created a super simple model by unpivoting the Promoters, Detractors and Passives to a Role column and the values to a Score column. I also changed the Dates to actual dates. This way my Facts table ("Scores") had three columns and I created a date table which was connected to the Date column of my fact table.

Then I created a few helper measures and the actual NPS measures:
Code:
Total Responses:=sum(Scores[Score])
Promoters:=CALCULATE([Total Responses],Scores[Role]="Promoter")
Detractors:=CALCULATE([Total Responses],Scores[Role]="Detractor")

NPS:=ROUND(DIVIDE([Promoters]-[Detractors],[Total Responses])*100,0)

Running NPS :=
VAR DataEndDate =
    MAX ( Scores[Date] )
VAR EndDate =
    MIN ( MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] ), DataEndDate )
VAR DateRange =
    FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Calendar' ), 'Calendar'[Date] <= EndDate )
RETURN
    CALCULATE ( [NPS], DateRange )
Hide at least the Date and Score columns from the fact table and use the Date table to filter the dates.
 
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DAX measure? My bad.

DAX measures are a bit more tricky to write / understand without seeing the datamodel. I created a super simple model by unpivoting the Promoters, Detractors and Passives to a Role column and the values to a Score column. I also changed the Dates to actual dates. This way my Facts table ("Scores") had three columns and I created a date table which was connected to the Date column of my fact table.

Then I created a few helper measures and the actual NPS measures:
Code:
Total Responses:=sum(Scores[Score])
Promoters:=CALCULATE([Total Responses],Scores[Role]="Promoter")
Detractors:=CALCULATE([Total Responses],Scores[Role]="Detractor")

NPS:=ROUND(DIVIDE([Promoters]-[Detractors],[Total Responses])*100,0)

Running NPS :=
VAR DataEndDate =
    MAX ( Scores[Date] )
VAR EndDate =
    MIN ( MAX ( 'Calendar'[Date] ), DataEndDate )
VAR DateRange =
    FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Calendar' ), 'Calendar'[Date] <= EndDate )
RETURN
    CALCULATE ( [NPS], DateRange )
Hide at least the Date and Score columns from the fact table and use the Date table to filter the dates.
Awesome!!!!
Thanks you for taking the time....
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
 
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