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Hi experts,
I am trying to "display" the data label of my graph where there is no data...
[reference to my graph, I have a subject-science of which no one achieve a quality pass (after my measure)]
How do I still keep that label on?
Thank you for your attention!
Cheers,
wilfredtsk
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@wilfredtsk,
Do you have the "Fdn Science" value in your table? Does you measure return blank value for the "Fdn Science" category? If so, create a new measure using DAX below, drag this new measure to the column chart and turn on data label.
NewMeasure= if(isblank([Measure]),0,[Measure])
Regards,
Lydia
@wilfredtsk,
I am not quite sure what is your expected result. How about you turn on data label.
Regards,
Lydia
Hi Lydia,
Thank you for replying as always.
Here's my expected results..., i.e. showing that "Fdn Science"....
Warm Regards,
Wilfred
@wilfredtsk,
Do you have the "Fdn Science" value in your table? Does you measure return blank value for the "Fdn Science" category? If so, create a new measure using DAX below, drag this new measure to the column chart and turn on data label.
NewMeasure= if(isblank([Measure]),0,[Measure])
Regards,
Lydia
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