PowerPivot - Advanced slicer

jjputkon

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Hi,

I don't know if someone has faced a similar challenge before. In case of that I would appreciate if you could link me to another thread that could be helpful.

However, the problem is the following:

Description of the data:
- Annual sales data by customer and product.
- The fact table has three columns: Customer_ID, Product_ID, and Sales_amount.
- There are Dimension tables for Customers and Products. There are hundreds of thousands customers and tens of products/services.

One customer may have bought only one product or all the products, or everything in between.

Challenge:
Now I would need to build a slicer based on Products that actually filters customers (and not products). The target outcome would be that by selecting a Product (or multiple products) the slicer would filter only those customers that have bought the selected products (sales amount greater than 0 in each selected product). This would enable a user to analyse what other products the customers that are buying a Product A, are buying. E.g., enabling her to analyse cross-sales potential etc.

I guess this would require some calculated fields and/or columns to find a solution for this. The ideal solution would not mind what or how many products there are otherwise the solution would not be as robust.

I am very grateful if someone could point me towards the right direction with my problem :)

Joona
 

Excel Facts

Create a Pivot Table on a Map
If your data has zip codes, postal codes, or city names, select the data and use Insert, 3D Map. (Found to right of chart icons).
The general "theme" of your problem is called "market basket analysis". I believe both powerpivotpro.com and sqlbi.com have articles on that problem, maybe see if that gets you going in the right direction.
 
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