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Anonymous

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9 years ago

Solved

Count zeros only

I want to count customers with zero revenue only. I'm able to count customers with revenue, but I can't make the inverse work no matter what formula I try. This is my latest failure: Zero On...

v-jiascu-msft
9 years ago
Hi Anonymous,

As the picture showed, the upper is my test data and the bottom is the result. It works, which is the formula in your first post. Could you please post a snapshot of the result of yours? How does it show up in a Card visual?

Best Regards!
Dale

Solution Sage

9 years ago

Hi Anonymous

Did you try the formula Zero Only = calculate(COUNTROWS(the column),FILTER('All Cust','All Cust'[Revenue]=0))

I tried a formular silmilar to this and it worked ( image attached).

Thx.

Anonymous

Not applicable

9 years ago

 Zero Only = CALCULATE(
	COUNTROWS('All Cust'),
	'All Cust',
	'All Cust'[Revenue]=0
)

Anonymous
Not applicable
9 years ago
I can't just select a column after Calculate(countrows I'm forced to select the entire table.

Zero Only = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('All Cust'),FILTER('All Cust','All Cust'[Revenue]=0))
- Anonymous
  Not applicable
  9 years ago
  Zero Only = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('All Cust'),'All Cust','All Cust'[Revenue]=0)
  
  It comes back with (Blank) even though I have 11 customers with 0.
Anonymous
Not applicable
9 years ago
I tried selecting just the table before FILTER and then the table with the revenue row and recieved BLANK even though I should have 11.

Zero Only = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('All Cust'),FILTER('All Cust','All Cust'[Revenue]=0))
- Vvelarde
  Community Champion
  9 years ago
  Anonymous
  
  Hi, Do you have Customers with 0 Revenue in the table? or have Customer with no rows in All Cust table?.
  
  Can you post a screenshot of your data view.
  
  Regards
  
  Victor
  Lima - Peru
  - Anonymous
    Not applicable
    9 years ago
    It's customers with $0 in each row.