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There has to be a simple solution to this, how do I continue the orange line to show 0's?
This graph is showing the # of Items and the # of items who have a QTY greater than 1.
The line graph is a measure to calcuate the total QTY if the QTY is greater than 1.
How do I get it to show the zeros? Ex: the line for feb should not break, it should continue to the bottom and then back up for March.
My measure is this:
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@Anonymous try updaing your measure like this
MEASURE =
(CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[QTY]), 'Table'[QTY]>1) + 0 ) *
DIVIDE( [Total # of Items], [Total # of Items] )
Assuming you have [Total # of Items] measure in your model that you are using for bar
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Hi @Anonymous
Can you share the pbix, or a simplified version that reproduces the problem?
@Anonymous try updaing your measure like this
MEASURE =
(CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[QTY]), 'Table'[QTY]>1) + 0 ) *
DIVIDE( [Total # of Items], [Total # of Items] )
Assuming you have [Total # of Items] measure in your model that you are using for bar
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