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VisualJade
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Data Modelling error: Missing rows in matrix

DATA MODEL:
This is what my data model looks like:
Date to date, country to country etc.
All Many (Fact Table) to one, all in single cross-filter direction.

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MATRIX VISUAL
I'm trying to calculate the no of distinct companies for each country and application status. I'm using Application Status and Country from the respective tables, and count distinct no of companies. However, one country is missed out. 

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I've previously tried to use only the fact table for the Application Status and Country, but I get the same results.
If I deselect 'Application Status', I will have both countries and their values. But I also need to create a 'total' column to show the total of each country. This will then affect the cell formating, as I actually don't want the background of Totals to be formatted. 

Any way around this? Thank you !

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VisualJade
Frequent Visitor

LOL I forgot to try this and it worked:

CountofCompanies =DISTINCTCOUNT(Fact Table[Company])+0

 

Bruh.

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VisualJade
Frequent Visitor

LOL I forgot to try this and it worked:

CountofCompanies =DISTINCTCOUNT(Fact Table[Company])+0

 

Bruh.

vicky_
Super User
Super User

Is the issue just that you want both countries to show? If so, right-click on the Country dimension and select "Show items with no data"

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