Great video!! Great solution!! Alternative: - since had no data , if "m", date vect and "p" products vector =LET(t,LEFT(UNIQUE(p&MONTH(m))),g,GROUPBY(t,t,COUNTA,,0),FILTER(g,TAKE(g,,-1)=12))
Thanks a lot, good and informative. I have a question though -- if one needs to do it on a large dataset, which option would give better performance -- large nested formula vs several simple steps? Thanks.
Excellent solutions Omid. Very well explained. Thank you very much!
You are welcome
Great video!! Great solution!!
Alternative:
- since had no data , if "m", date vect and "p" products vector
=LET(t,LEFT(UNIQUE(p&MONTH(m))),g,GROUPBY(t,t,COUNTA,,0),FILTER(g,TAKE(g,,-1)=12))
Greate
good and easy explanation, thanks
You are welcome!
Thanks a lot, good and informative. I have a question though -- if one needs to do it on a large dataset, which option would give better performance -- large nested formula vs several simple steps? Thanks.
It's depend to the example but usually simple steps comes with better performance and to improve it Table.Buffer and List.Buffer are handy.
@@PowerMquery Thank you