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I have a table with monthly dollar sales data with the months in a column and values in another column, broken out by parent, customer, and product. I am trying to create a calculated table to add in 2024 and 2025 year totals and the difference, since in a matrix all the columns get totaled together, not broken out by year. The time is filterable so that the user can select the months they want to look at, so the columns in the calculated table need to be able to change. I have created the calculated table and measures with the code in the screenshots, but I am missing data in my matrix. what am I doing wrong?Calculated table
Sales Only measure
2024 total example. 2025 is same
AllMeasures measure
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Hi @wiranqa,
Thank you for your inquiry through the Microsoft Fabric Community Forum.
Based on my understanding, the blank rows are occurring because the calculated table, YOY NPS, includes both actual data (month-year combinations) and virtual rows (such as 2024 NPS, 2025 NPS, etc.). These virtual rows do not exist in your fact table, which is why measures like [Sales Only] return blank results when there is no corresponding filter context.
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Hi @wiranqa,
Thank you for your inquiry through the Microsoft Fabric Community Forum.
Based on my understanding, the blank rows are occurring because the calculated table, YOY NPS, includes both actual data (month-year combinations) and virtual rows (such as 2024 NPS, 2025 NPS, etc.). These virtual rows do not exist in your fact table, which is why measures like [Sales Only] return blank results when there is no corresponding filter context.
Please follow the steps below to help resolve the issue:
If you find this response helpful, kindly mark it as the accepted solution and provide kudos. This will assist other community members who may have similar queries.
Thank you.
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