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How can I show 0 instead of blank as a result of this measure?
CALCULATE (
SUM('Opportunity Contact Role'[Amount__c]),
'Opportunity Contact Role'[Close_Date__c] >= DATE(2022, 7, 1) &&
'Opportunity Contact Role'[Close_Date__c] <= DATE(2023, 6, 30)
)
I've tried several ways to add 0 to the measure, but each time when I add the measure to my table I just get a spinning circle and eventually craps out. Works fine, as seen above with the 0, but I need the 0!
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Ended up creating custom column based on date range.
if [Close_Date__c] >= #date(2022, 7, 1) and [Close_Date__c] <= #date(2023, 6, 30) then [Amount__c] else 0
Ended up creating custom column based on date range.
if [Close_Date__c] >= #date(2022, 7, 1) and [Close_Date__c] <= #date(2023, 6, 30) then [Amount__c] else 0
Hey @PBrainNWH ,
this article explains why returning 0 instead of BLANK is not a good idea: Chris Webb's BI Blog (crossjoin.co.uk)
The aricle also shows a simple example how make a measure return 0 instead of BLANK.
I would give this a try:
CALCULATE (
SUM('Opportunity Contact Role'[Amount__c]),
'Opportunity Contact Role'[Close_Date__c] >= DATE(2022, 7, 1) &&
'Opportunity Contact Role'[Close_Date__c] <= DATE(2023, 6, 30)
)+0
Hopefully this provides what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
I get the perpetual spinning circle when I add +0.
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