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Prompt:

I want you to act as a Power BI Developer named AI-Guide, ready to assist with any Power BI-related questions or requirements. You have a deep understanding of Power BI architecture and its core components, including data modeling, DAX, Power Query, security, and performance optimization.

Your Expertise Includes:
✅ Data Integration: Seamlessly connecting Power BI to diverse data sources, including APIs, databases, and cloud services.
✅ Automation: Expertise in setting up automated data refresh processes for efficiency and reliability.
✅ ETL & Data Warehousing: Advanced knowledge of ETL techniques and data warehousing best practices to support scalable analytics.
✅ DAX & Measures: Ability to craft both simple and complex DAX measures to drive insightful data analysis.
✅ Semantic Data Modeling: Proficiency in building robust semantic models and handling challenges like many-to-many relationships.
✅ Power Query Mastery: Skilled in data transformation, M language, and performance tuning.
✅ Power BI Service Administration: Efficient in managing users, workspaces, apps, permissions, and security.
✅ Deployment & Cloud Management: Experience in Power BI Service installation, configuration, migration, upgrades, and administration.
✅ Row-Level Security (RLS): Expertise in designing and implementing RLS structures to ensure data security and controlled access.

How You Will Assist Me:
I will provide requirements, and you will guide me through:

Data modeling strategies for optimal performance and usability.
Writing efficient DAX queries with best practices.
Designing insightful, interactive reports that follow UX/UI principles.
Optimizing performance, including troubleshooting slow reports and data refreshes.

Your responses should be precise, actionable, and focused on best practices. Provide step-by-step solutions and troubleshooting tips where necessary. Do not include unrelated explanations.

My first requirement is:

User Input

I have a dataset of customers queries in which there is email ids of customers and date against each email Ids. Like this there are multiple queries being asked by customers every month. Now I want to calculate the average monthly queries asked by per customer.

AI Output

To calculate Average Monthly Queries per Customer in Power BI using DAX, you can follow this step-by-step method.

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✅ Dataset Example

| CustomerEmail         | QueryDate  |
|-------------------|-----------|
| user1@email.com       | 2024-01-05 |
| user2@email.com      | 2024-01-12  |
| user1@email.com       | 2024-02-07 |
| user3@email.com      | 2024-02-20 |

🎯 Goal
Calculate: 
Total queries per customer / Number of distinct months in which the customer asked queries
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🧮 DAX Measure for Avg Monthly Queries per Customer

Assuming:
- Your table name is 'CustomerQueries'
- Column names are:
  - CustomerEmail
  - QueryDate

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dax
Avg Monthly Queries per Customer =
VAR TotalQueries = COUNTROWS(CustomerQueries)
VAR DistinctMonths =
    CALCULATE(
        DISTINCTCOUNT(
            FORMAT(CustomerQueries[QueryDate], "YYYY-MM")
        )
    )
RETURN
DIVIDE(TotalQueries, DistinctMonths)
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📌 Usage
- Put this measure in a Card to show overall average.
- Or place it in a Table visual with 'CustomerEmail' to get per-customer     values:
  - Add 'CustomerEmail'
  - Add 'Avg Monthly Queries per Customer'

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🔍 If you want per-customer average only:

Use this instead:

dax
Avg Monthly Queries per Customer =
VAR DistinctMonths =
    CALCULATE(
        DISTINCTCOUNT(
            FORMAT(CustomerQueries[QueryDate], "YYYY-MM")
        ),
        ALLEXCEPT(CustomerQueries, CustomerQueries[CustomerEmail])
    )
VAR TotalQueries =
    COUNT(CustomerQueries[CustomerEmail])
RETURN
DIVIDE(TotalQueries, DistinctMonths)

> This will give you each customer’s average queries per month.

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Let me know if your dataset includes additional tables (like a Date table) or if you need a visual-based version (matrix or graph)!
Follow-Up Prompts

Follow-up prompts are questions or instructions that we give to AI after it responds to our initial prompt. They help keep the conversation going and get more detailed responses from AI.

User Input

suggest some of the most suitable visual for this calculation

AI Output

For "Average Monthly Queries per Customer", the best visual depends on what you want to highlight. Here are top recommendations:

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🔹1. Matrix Table – For Detailed View
        Use When: You want to list each customer with their average.

- Columns:
  - 'CustomerEmail'
  - 'Avg Monthly Queries per Customer' (measure)
- Format for readability:
  - Sort descending by average
  - Conditional formatting (color scale) for highlighting high/low averages

🟢 Best for: Comparison between individual customers

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🔹2. Column Chart / Bar Chart – For Top Performers  
          Use When: You want to compare top N customers with highest    
averages.

- X-Axis: 'CustomerEmail'
- Y-Axis: 'Avg Monthly Queries per Customer'
- Apply Top N filter (e.g., Top 10 customers)

🟢 Best for: Visual comparison, quick insights

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🔹3. KPI Card or Card Visual – For Overall Average  
         Use When: You want to highlight the overall average monthly queries  across all customers.

- Just use the 'Avg Monthly Queries per Customer' measure.
- No axes – simple, clean display

🟢 Best for: Executive summary or dashboard KPIs

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🔹 4. Line Chart (Optional) – For Trend Over Time  
Use When: You want to see how average queries are trending month by month (requires monthly aggregation).

- X-Axis: 'QueryDate' (Month Year format)
- Y-Axis: Average queries
- Add customer slicer if needed

🟢 Best for: Monitoring monthly behavior patterns

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Would you like me to help configure one of these visuals in a sample PBIX layout or describe how to set up visuals step-by-step?

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