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Hello, I need some help
I would like to count the rows from my data table and show them in a chart. And I want it to display 0 when there is no data for the one no showing up in my data table. My data starts from September and I use a calendar table.
The problem is when I choose "to show items without data" , it cuts the chart and it also show the chart from january to december even with a slicer while september is selected which I don't want.
And also by adding +0 to countrows (and removing "show items without data"). The chart is fine but it also start from January to December.
I want the chart to show me only the month that I selected from my slicer but it shows me also all the other months.
What I want (in green):
Thanks for your help
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Hi @Aho00
Adding 0 forces DAX to add 0 even for the rows that are not supposed to be there or within the slicer selection. Add a condition do your measure that checks whether a specific date is within the selected range
VAR _start =
MINX ( ALLSELECTED ( CalendarTable ), CalendarTable[date] )
VAR _end =
MAXX ( ALLSELECTED ( CalendarTable ), CalendarTable[date] )
RETURN
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( CalendarTable[date] ) >= _start
&& SELECTEDVALUE ( CalendarTable[date] ) <= _end,
[your measure] + 0
)
Hi @Aho00
Adding 0 forces DAX to add 0 even for the rows that are not supposed to be there or within the slicer selection. Add a condition do your measure that checks whether a specific date is within the selected range
VAR _start =
MINX ( ALLSELECTED ( CalendarTable ), CalendarTable[date] )
VAR _end =
MAXX ( ALLSELECTED ( CalendarTable ), CalendarTable[date] )
RETURN
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( CalendarTable[date] ) >= _start
&& SELECTEDVALUE ( CalendarTable[date] ) <= _end,
[your measure] + 0
)
Hello,
Thanks for the answer, it works great!
Have a nice day.
Hey @Aho00 ,
How many years of data do you have in your model?
I can replicate something similar to your case only in case where the data model spans for more than one year, so basically if I have October selected, the line chart spans from Oct 2020 to Oct 2021 with all the months in between (if I have data of 2022 and 2021). Is this the same case for you and do you want to show only months Oct 2020 and Oct 2021 side by side?
Also, I am assuming that the slicer and the x-axis both come from the Calendar table.
Hello, I have a slicer for the month and one for the year. Technically, I just want to get a chart from a specific month from a specific year. And yes, I'm using the calendar table for the x-axis and for the slicer. But thanks for the answer, someone else gave me the answer and it works fine.
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