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Display empty values in area chart
- 9 years ago
Hi,
I've figured out I must have a value for each day in my dates range for the ending balance.
Otherwise, charts and visuals in general will look terrible.
This is the expression I've managed to find:
Saldo em EUR = IF ( AND ( 'Consolidado'[DataCorrente] <= 'Consolidado'[DataMáxima]; 'Consolidado'[DataCorrente] >= 'Consolidado'[DataMínima] ); CALCULATE ( 0 + SUM ( 'Consolidado'[Fluxo em EUR (intermédio)] ); FILTER ( ALL ( 'Calendário'[Data] ); 'Calendário'[Data] <= MAX ( 'Calendário'[Data] ) ) ) )Initially, a simple measure but required to define intermediate calculations.
Now, the charts are looking better:
So it sounds like your value needs to be a running total? Here is a DAX pattern for running total (assume Table1 and DateTable have a Many-to-1 relationship:
RunningMeasure = CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Table1'[Value Column]),
FILTER (
ALL ( 'DateTable'[Date] ),
'Table1'[Date] <= MAX ( 'DateTable'[Date] )
)
)
Hope this helps
David
Hi,
I've figured out I must have a value for each day in my dates range for the ending balance.
Otherwise, charts and visuals in general will look terrible.
This is the expression I've managed to find:
Saldo em EUR =
IF (
AND (
'Consolidado'[DataCorrente] <= 'Consolidado'[DataMáxima];
'Consolidado'[DataCorrente] >= 'Consolidado'[DataMínima]
);
CALCULATE (
0 + SUM ( 'Consolidado'[Fluxo em EUR (intermédio)] );
FILTER (
ALL ( 'Calendário'[Data] );
'Calendário'[Data] <= MAX ( 'Calendário'[Data] )
)
)
)Initially, a simple measure but required to define intermediate calculations.
Now, the charts are looking better:
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Thank you for a good solution! However I can't get it to work on my dataset. Would you mind to share the .pbix? It would help to get an overview of the measure.
Kind regards,
Anders