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Hi , i am trying to show filtered text if it is missing.
In above example if i select "USA" then i can able display concatination of "City" and "Value"
if i select "UK" how can i display "City" and "(Blank)" (i.e in my example "A:(Blank)")
i have tried the below dax function
Hi All,
Firstly grazitti_sapna thank you for your solution!
And @User232431 , I think the situation you need is when selecting UK it is (blank) + value right, here is what I did hope it helps!
Cards_Val =
IF(
ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet[Value])),
SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet[City]) & " : (Blank)",
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet[City])=BLANK(),
"(Blank)" &":"& SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet[Value]),
SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet[City]) & " : " & SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet[Value])
)
)
Hope it helps!
Best regards,
Community Support Team_ Tom Shen
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Hi @User232431, Your DAX function logic is close, but it needs refinement to handle missing values dynamically. Below is the updated DAX formula that checks whether the Value field has data or not for the selected City and returns the appropriate concatenation:
Cards_Val =
IF (
ISFILTERED(Sheet1[City]),
SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet1[City]) & " : " &
IF (
ISBLANK(AVERAGE(Sheet1[Value])),
"(Blank)",
AVERAGE(Sheet1[Value])
),
SELECTEDVALUE(Sheet1[City]) & " : (Blank)"
)
If I have resolved your question, please consider marking my post as a solution. Thank you!
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