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In SPSS, there is a function to show the number of missing data, total data and % missing data /total data. Is there a way to do this in Power bi and also to show for duplicate data and % duplicate data/total data ?
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@flintstone , duplicate date %
divide(count(Table[Column]) - countdistinct(Table[Column]), count(Table[Column]))
Missing value need context like item missing in fact
if(isblank([measure]),1,0)
plot against any dimension it will give missing value
or try like
countx(values(item[item]),if(isblank([measure]),[item],blank()))
Hi @flintstone ,
I did a test and think that the formula provided by @amitchandak is feasible.
If the problem is still not resolved, please provide detailed error information and a screenshot of the desired result, I will answer for you as soon as possible. Looking forward to your reply.🙂
Best Regards,
Henry
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@flintstone , duplicate date %
divide(count(Table[Column]) - countdistinct(Table[Column]), count(Table[Column]))
Missing value need context like item missing in fact
if(isblank([measure]),1,0)
plot against any dimension it will give missing value
or try like
countx(values(item[item]),if(isblank([measure]),[item],blank()))
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