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Measure 1 = generates the count for the category
Measure 2 = generates the Total
In the below screenshot, I'd like to show 0 for each category which is appearing as blank.
If I add +0 in the Measure 1, it also displays the type which do not have any appropriate values.
Is there a way I can only show the rows where the total is not 0
Hi @arpanadsk
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Jarvis Tang
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Hello @arpanadsk
As far as I can understand from your query, you can create a new measure for the category that follows the following logic:
If [Measure 2] <> Blank() and [Measure 1] = Blank() then Blank() otherwise [Measure 1]
See if this trick works otherwise please do the following, so that it will be easier to work and verify the results:
Please provide sample data that fully represents your issue or question in a usable format, rather than a screenshot? Ensure the dataset is anonymized and does not contain any sensitive or unrelated information.
Additionally, it would be very helpful if you could share the expected outcome based on the provided data - this can be in any format, including a screenshot. Having a clear reference for comparison will significantly improve the chances of getting the correct solution in the first response.
For best practices, you may find the following links useful:
Best Regards,
Udit
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