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Count Blanks Based on Two Columns Within Month
- 1 year ago
Thx for checking, but I ended up doing something much simpler:
CountBlanks = IF(ISBLANK([Gross Adds])&&ISBLANK([Device Upgrades]), 1, 0)Then I put in a measure to sum the CountBlanks:#DaysZero = SUMX(VALUES('Calendar'[CalendarDate]),[CountBlanks])
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I keep getting "Your post has been changed because invalid HTML was found in the message body." I clicked on the table and selected only one square like the instructions and pasted from a spreadsheet. I'm needing to know how I can count blanks if two columns are blank. If there are dates going across the top of the table 10/1 10/2 10/3 etc. Each date has two columns, Sales and Upsales. If both columns are blank that should count as 1. The Count Blanks column would have the total number of blanks across the whole date range.