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Count Blanks Based on Two Columns Within Month
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])
Hi Anonymous
The matrix does not currently support the ability to hide fields, so you can only make it appear empty
Please try this:
CountBlank =
VAR _currentCustomer =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Sales Table'[Customer] )
RETURN
IF (
NOT HASONEVALUE ( 'Sales Table'[Date] ),
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( 'Sales Table'[Date] ),
FILTER (
ALLSELECTED ( 'Sales Table' ),
'Sales Table'[Sales] = BLANK ()
&& 'Sales Table'[Upsales] = BLANK ()
&& 'Sales Table'[Customer] = _currentCustomer
)
)
)
The result is as follow:
For the sum column of Sumofeles and Sumofopsales, you can also create Messur to do the same, for example:
_Sales = IF(HASONEVALUE('Sales Table'[Date]),SUM('Sales Table'[Sales]))_Upsales = IF(HASONEVALUE('Sales Table'[Date]),SUM('Sales Table'[Upsales]))The result is as follow:
Anonymous I got the code inputted with no errors, but in the Total I get the number 31 in all of the rows. So it's like it's saying there are blanks every day for the whole month.
Hi Anonymous
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Zhengdong Xu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.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])