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How to Remove blank data in matrix table. I need only show the value please refer to the image below
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@Sugumaran31 for sure.
so i think in the return of the growth % measure , you could write something like this .
growth % =
var numerator = [growth]
var denominator = [sales PYD]
return
switch (
true() ,
isblank( numerator) , blank() , divide ( numerator , denominator ) )
let me know if this helps.
Hi @Sugumaran31 - you can create a measure for Sales CYTD,Sales PYTD and growth as follows
SalesCYTD_NonBlank =
IF(
ISBLANK([Sales CYTD]),
BLANK(),
[Sales CYTD]
)
similarly
SalesPYTD_NonBlank =
IF(
ISBLANK([Sales PYTD]),
BLANK(),
[Sales PYTD]
)
and for growth too.once created the above measures for three fields, created a condition or flag with blank() or 1 for non blank metric
add the below measure in filter pane:
NonBlankMetrics =
IF(
ISBLANK([Sales CYTD]) && ISBLANK([Sales PYTD]) && ISBLANK([Growth]),
BLANK(),
1
)
In the Filters pane, drag the NonBlankMetrics measure to the Filters on this visual area.Set the filter condition to is not blank.
try the above approach and let know.
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you have multiple approach
you can filter from the filter pane on the visual level, where the measure growth is not blank () .
another approach would be .
using a switch( ) in the code of the growth %,
and returning blank() if growth is blank() .
let me know if this helps.
@Daniel29195 But the filter pane on the visual is not working how do I use the switch function can you give me an example
@Sugumaran31 for sure.
so i think in the return of the growth % measure , you could write something like this .
growth % =
var numerator = [growth]
var denominator = [sales PYD]
return
switch (
true() ,
isblank( numerator) , blank() , divide ( numerator , denominator ) )
let me know if this helps.
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