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Hi There,
I have a days overdue measure which has values 973 and -3900 I only want to see values that are larger than or equal to -90.
In the filter panel when I use the filter greater than or equal to -90 for 'days Overdue' it brings up nothing
How else can I define this?
Hi @Annemie19 ,
It's weird, the screenshots you provided looks fine. It's better to share the pbix to us if you don't have any Confidential Information.
Best Regards,
Jay
How does 'days Overdue' are calculating?
Are you sure you do have +ve values in the table visual? Any other filter on the page level or report level that might restricting your data ?
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My days ovedue are calculated as follows:
If you have created a calculated column "Days Overdue" then this should work as desired unless you have some slicer or filters restricting the data.
Try to create a new table and put Days Overdue in that table and try restricting data there to see if it is returning blank or some values.
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