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Hi Guys, I created this Calculated table, and it seems to work pretty good, how can I handle the blank? Bascially to say if its blank then to print the word blank. Thanks
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@pfarahani Well, one way would be to incorporate the FILTER for removing the blank row from you CALCULATETABLE and do this:
Table =
VAR __BlankTable = SELECTCOLUMNS( { ("Blank", "Blank", 1) },"DepartmentAbbreviation",[Value1], "CourtDept",[Value2],"Used",[Value3])
RETURN
UNION(
__BlankTable,
<Your CALCULATETABLE with the FILTER for blank rows goes here>
)
maybe try add filter
xxxxx
SUMMARZIE( FILTER('JBSIS PROBATE FULL REPORT', DEPTABBREVIATION<>""), XXXXX)
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@Greg_Deckler Hi Greg, I am up against a deadline on this! Any hints, how to incorporate Blanks into this syntax thanks
@pfarahani Well, one way would be to incorporate the FILTER for removing the blank row from you CALCULATETABLE and do this:
Table =
VAR __BlankTable = SELECTCOLUMNS( { ("Blank", "Blank", 1) },"DepartmentAbbreviation",[Value1], "CourtDept",[Value2],"Used",[Value3])
RETURN
UNION(
__BlankTable,
<Your CALCULATETABLE with the FILTER for blank rows goes here>
)
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