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JMac_WandB
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Filter blanks from calculated table based on measure

Hi all,

 

Hopefully a simple solution: I have a calculated table which brings in a measure (NTA_Ch) which is working fine, my issue is adding a FILTER to exclude values where the measure does not apply. It currently includes a first row (-100%) that shouldn't be calculated and also trailing values (pictured).

 

I had expected to be able to include "FILTER (Table, underlying number <> BLANK())" however this seems to change the context of the measure and break the calculation? Any thoughts on a way around this? 

 

NTA_MoM2 =
CALCULATETABLE(
ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('Date_Ref$'[Cal_Period],Summary[Code]),
"NTA_MoM", [NTA_Ch])
 
)
trailing values are zerotrailing values are zerofirst value shouldn't existfirst value shouldn't exist
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Sorry, but I cannot fully understand the related tables and measures.

Please try the below whether it suits your request. I think you can add more conditions to the below if you need more to filter.

 

NTA_MoM2 =
FILTER(
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('Date_Ref$'[Cal_Period],Summary[Code],
"NTA_MoM", [NTA_Ch]), [NTA_MoM]<>-1)
 
 


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Jihwan_Kim
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How does the measure [NTA_Ch] look like?

 



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Hi Jihwan,

 

It is a calculation based on a series of other calculations:

NTA_Ch = iferror(([NTA_Total_Return]/[TR_LastMonth2])-1, BLANK())

Please share the sample pbix file's link.



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Sorry, but I cannot fully understand the related tables and measures.

Please try the below whether it suits your request. I think you can add more conditions to the below if you need more to filter.

 

NTA_MoM2 =
FILTER(
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('Date_Ref$'[Cal_Period],Summary[Code],
"NTA_MoM", [NTA_Ch]), [NTA_MoM]<>-1)
 
 


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Many thanks Jihwan, Looks like this will do the trick.

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