# Counting/Labelling Repeat Transactions **URL:** \ **Category:** Reporting & Analytics\ **Tags:** workflows, object, contacts\ **Created:** [February 27, 2021, 6:50am UTC](https://community.hubspot.com/t/counting-labelling-repeat-transactions/32423 "2021-02-27T06:50:30Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Showing post:** 3
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@karstenkoehler thanks a lot for such a detailed solution. The first two would have definitely worked if the _Associated Deals_ of contact were actually equal to the no. of transactions. My bad for not giving enough details, but we have a different prospecting pipeline and even in the transactional pipeline the deal has a chance of moving to the lost stage. An additional filter for only _closed-won_ deals would help do this job. I actually do these operations almost on a quarterly basis in sheets, but having it in HubSpot would help save a lot of time. Although this gave me an approach that I’m gonna try. I’m thinking of going for a deal-based workflow that triggers when the deal is moved to the _closed-won_ stage. The next step would be to check if the contact’s lifecycle is _customer_ and tag deals as first or repeat. Will have to be mindful of choosing the close date as after '_m __/d/yr__ ’_ threshold date\*.\* For deals before the threshold date, good old ‘export-sheets-import’ would do. The third workflow looks very promising and I think it should do the job. Gonna try it all out very soon and back here. Thanks again for the help! --- _[View the full topic](https://community.hubspot.com/t/counting-labelling-repeat-transactions/32423)._