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I have to create a dashboard where I my x-axis has all years and y-axis has all the categories. (see below). The categories will not always have values and will be 0. When i plot the legend, it shows all the values even if 0 or not 0. How can I only show non-zero categories in the legend and hide 0 categories?
My table looks something like this
Any help will be appreciated. TIA
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Hello,
You can use a measure which has the following formula.
This is how the base table I used looks like.
Please let me know if this works properly in your case. If this solves your requirement, please accept it as a solution. You kudo is much appreciated.
You can use this post as a reference as well.
Solved: Re: Legend - Too many Values -- How to hide legend... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Hello,
You can use a measure which has the following formula.
This is how the base table I used looks like.
Please let me know if this works properly in your case. If this solves your requirement, please accept it as a solution. You kudo is much appreciated.
You can use this post as a reference as well.
Solved: Re: Legend - Too many Values -- How to hide legend... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Thanks. I had to reorganize the table (unpivot) but this is a great workaround.
I have an issue here. I dont see negative values, I only see positive. Why is that?
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