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I want to create a line chart which has "date" as X-axis and count of "product_key" as Y-axis.
And blank should be zero. So I create this measure but unfortunately it reports zero when date comes over limit such as 2019/10/1 and 2020/1/1. How can I set BLANK() when date comes over limit? Thank you.
date | product_key |
2019/11/1 | 1 |
2019/11/1 | 2 |
2019/12/1 | 2 |
2019/10/1 | 3 |
2019/11/1 | 3 |
2019/12/1 | 3 |
count_product_key =
IF (
CALCULATE ( COUNT('table'[product_key]) ) = BLANK (),
0,
CALCULATE ( COUNT('table'[product_key]) )
)
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itsnot a DAX question, I think
you could set filter visual count_product_key2 is greater then 0, for example
I m not sure how exactly do you want to see a result, for example for point 2019 December and product_key=1
Hi @Mackie
COUNT() function should not return BLANK(), it should be a digit like 0
So, try
count_product_key =
IF (
CALCULATE ( COUNT('table'[product_key]) ) = 0,
BLANK(),
CALCULATE ( COUNT('table'[product_key]) )
)
Hi, @az38 .
I tried your measure but it does not report zero properly.
Could you download this Power BI file and open it? I created two charts using my measure and your measure.
And the problem I want to solve is shown in this picture. That is to remove the unccesary part.
itsnot a DAX question, I think
you could set filter visual count_product_key2 is greater then 0, for example
I m not sure how exactly do you want to see a result, for example for point 2019 December and product_key=1
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