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Hi,
I'm aware that this question has been asked many times but I don't want to hijack any topics. The answers given in those topics didn't work for me.
I've created a dashboard and I use 4 seperate cards that counts how many files are in which status; New, Under Investigation, 4-eyes, Closed. Datatype is text. When you filter on month and there aren't any files in tjht particular status then it shows Blank instead of 0.
I've tried new column and a new measure with this DAX-formula and used that new column in the card but it still shows Blank:
New Measure = if(ISBLANK([Blad1[CurrentStatus]]),0,[Blad1[CurrentStatus]])
Are there any other tricks?
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Hi Quentin,
Thank you for your reply. I've tried it but I had to add a function like SUM or COUNT or else it wouldn't accept it.
So now I have this and that works!
Measure = COUNT(Blad1[Huidige status]) + 0
So thank you for guiding me to the right answer!
Hi,
You can hide the blank value using a Conditional Formatting rule on the Call Out Value. The rule is 'if blank', then select the same color as the card or canvas background.
I have created a video tutorial on how to create the conditional rule on the value: https://youtu.be/Xsmbfpa4oCA
Cheers, Bianca
Hi @bdenny
Can you try this ? :
Measure = Blad1[CurrentStatus] + 0
Use this measure in your card
- Quentin
Hi Quentin,
Thank you for your reply. I've tried it but I had to add a function like SUM or COUNT or else it wouldn't accept it.
So now I have this and that works!
Measure = COUNT(Blad1[Huidige status]) + 0
So thank you for guiding me to the right answer!
this doesn't seem to be good solution.
I have 16 cards then i have to create 16 measures?
ms should implement something like "Show 0 when Blank" in the red circle down below the capture.
/k
This is the most useful statement I have seen so far on this topic. I am in the same situation with multiple cards. If I have to create a new measure for each, then the power of power BI is lost on me. Is there still no fix for this issue?
Totally agree.
You're welcome
Have a good day
- Quentin
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