Summarize table with zero

[kang990]

Hello,

I have two tables as below:

Sales

Salesperson	Date	Category
AAA	2023-01-02	BAT
BBB	2023-03-03	TGA
AAA	2023-03-03	TGA
BBB	2023-03-03	TGA
CCC	2023-04-23	BAT
CCC	2023-04-23	TGA

Salespersons

Name	Dept
AAA	01
BBB	01
CCC	04

How can I use SUMMARIZE to count by Date, Category and Salesperson? As not every salesperson has category on that day. I wish to have the result like this, no matter they have sales or not on each day. If no sales, display 0.

Date	Salesperson	Category	Count
2023-01-02	AAA	BAT	1
2023-01-02	AAA	TGA	0
2023-01-02	BBB	BAT	0
2023-01-02	BBB	TGA	0
2023-01-02	CCC	BAT	0
2023-01-02	CCC	TGA	0
2023-03-03	AAA	BAT	0
2023-03-03	AAA	TGA	1
2023-03-03	BBB	BAT	0
2023-03-03	BBB	TGA	2
2023-03-03	CCC	BAT	0
2023-03-03	CCC	TGA	0
2023-04-23	AAA	BAT	0
2023-04-23	AAA	TGA	0
2023-04-23	BBB	BAT	0
2023-04-23	BBB	TGA	0
2023-04-23	CCC	BAT	1
2023-04-23	CCC	TGA	1

With the summarize command I wrote it wouldn't include zero for everyone. How can I solve this issue?

Link to pbix file

Any help is greatly appreciated!

[Anonymous]

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[ThxAlot]

Cnt = 
ADDCOLUMNS(
    CROSSJOIN(
        DISTINCT( Sales[Date] ),
        DISTINCT( Salespersons[Salesperson] ),
        DISTINCT( Sales[Category] )
    ),
    "Cnt", CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( Sales ) ) + 0
)

[kang990]

A follow up question, how can I bring the Dept from Salespersons in to the summarized table?

[kang990]

Hi @ThxAlot , it worked in this way. Thank you for your help! 🙂