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Good.
I have read several related posts, but I can not show only the data that is not at zero, I give the example:
I have two product consumption tables, related to a product table with its code.
I make the total consumption (SUM) and calculate its difference.
When I show the summary, I see values at € 0, I have tried filtering for the difference, but I cannot, since it is the case that some give € 0 as a result.
One may have consumption in one year if and in another not or vice versa
Any ideas? This is the situation I have:
So you do not want to show records where all three columns are zero? Please confirm my understanding.
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