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Hey all,
I'm trying to return a column on a table that list dimension items with blank values in related fact table. I've tried different iterations of nested ISBLANK in CALCULATE to no avail.
An example of the data I'm trying to work on is below.
Dimension Table:
Name: HN_Dim
GP Region | Health Network |
Lakemba | NSW |
Perth | WA |
Windang | NSW |
Come Here by Chance | NSW |
Fact Table:
Name: Services_Recieved_Fact
GP Region | Services Recieved |
Lakemba | 2.5 |
Perth | 20 |
Windang | |
Come Here by Chance |
Desired result:
GP Region |
Windang |
Come Here By Chance |
Many thanks.
Roskalnikov
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Hi @Roskalnikov
place HN_Dim[GP Region] in a table visual then place the following filter measure in the filter pane of this table visual, select "is blank" and apply the filter
FilterMeasure = SELECTEDVALUE ( Services_Recieved_Fact[Services Received] )
Hi @Roskalnikov
place HN_Dim[GP Region] in a table visual then place the following filter measure in the filter pane of this table visual, select "is blank" and apply the filter
FilterMeasure = SELECTEDVALUE ( Services_Recieved_Fact[Services Received] )
ISBLANK() returns true/false, try BLANK()
I've trued using BLANK() but doesn't seem to work. What would you have written as a measure?
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