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Hi,
I want to show blank selection in slicer in my PowerBI dashboard. When user selects this blank, all the table and charts must show blank values? Is there a way to do that without adding it in the raw data?
@vipul_k - You'll need to add a row in your table to do that. You could add it to your raw data, or you accomplish this with Append in Power Query. To do the latter:
1. Add a new query with a single row to specifying the blank value.
a. Don't use the name "(Blank)" - in Power BI, that means that the Attribute is unknown, not that there are no rows of data.
2. Select your original query, and click Append Queries.
Do I need to create table with blank row in it and then append it using append queries?
The basic answer is yes, but how you want to format that row depends on how your model is structured - is this attribute from a separate dimension table, or included in the same table as the numeric values?
-If it's a dimension table, then you could give each attribute the same name, like *Do Not Show*. This row won't be related to any rows in your fact table(s), so no data will appear.
-If it's within the fact table, then you can add a row with *Do Not Show* in each attribute name, and NULL for the numeric values. This row will exist in the fact table, but will not have any values, so no data will appear.
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