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I'm working on creating a visual that states how many notices are resolved and how many notices are open. Each of these fields is a card, and use the measure below to pull the number of records with the Open or Resolved statuses:
Resolved Notices = calculate(count(tblNotice[noticeStatus]),tblNotice[noticeStatus]="Resolved")
Open Notices = calculate(count(tblNotice[noticeStatus]),tblNotice[noticeStatus]="Open")
For some reason, resolved notices updates correctly upon refreshing the data, but Open Notices stays at a value of one (which, it's worth noting, was never actually one to begin with as there were seven Open Notices when I originally loaded the table).
Any ideas why this could be acting up?
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I think I've solved the issue actually--I had a brainstorm and realized the problem was a slicer I put in that was filtering on the resolution date. Oops!! And to think I spent an hour on this.
I have to guess that what you THINK says "Open" does not actually say "Open". Maybe a space before/after?
Only other thing I can say is that I tend to use COUNTROWS(tblNotice), instead of COUNT( ) -- but I don't *think* that makes any difference.
Thanks for your reply scottsen,
Not sure if this would change anything but I've noticed now that if I set a report level filer, the filter box does seem to acknowledge that there are 8 open notices. However the visual still reads "1". Does that make any difference?
I'm going to try playing with leading/trailing spaces now and see if that might have anything to do with it.
In your table, you could add a calculated column that is just IsOpen = tblNotice[noticeStatus] = "Open" and make sure you are getting a "TRUE" where you expect?
It's returning "true" for all values I expected 😕
I think I've solved the issue actually--I had a brainstorm and realized the problem was a slicer I put in that was filtering on the resolution date. Oops!! And to think I spent an hour on this.
Bam! Congrats 🙂
woah.
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