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Earlier, I have received great help with this issue, but it turned out my table was more complex than I realised, and the solution ceased working as desired. I have tried to tweak on my measures, but to help avail.
I wish to create a report where stores with 0 sales of a product is listed (regardless of packaging).
The data table has a structure like this:
| Store | ProductCategory | Product | Sales |
| Store A | Alfa | Product A - Single | 0 |
| Store A | Alfa | Product A - Multipack | 4 |
| Store A | Bravo | Product B - Single | 0 |
| Store A | Bravo | Product B - Multipack | 0 |
| Store B | Alfa | Product A - Single | 0 |
| Store B | Alfa | Product A - Multipack | 8 |
| Store B | Bravo | Product B - Single | 10 |
| Store B | Bravo | Product B - Multipack | 0 |
I have two measures:
1.
| ProductCategory | ||
| Store | Alfa | Bravo |
| Store A | 0 |
| ProductCategory | ||
| Store | Alfa | Bravo |
| Store A | 4 | 0 |
Any suggestions on what I must change to get to the desired result?
/depple
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @depple ,
We can create two calculated columns to work on it.
Column = var sum1= CALCULATE(SUM('Table 1'[Sales]),ALLEXCEPT('Table 1','Table 1'[Store],'Table 1'[ProductCategory]))
return
IF(sum1=0,'Table 1'[Store],BLANK())
New store = IF('Table 1'[Store] in VALUES('Table 1'[Column]),'Table 1'[Store],BLANK())
Please find the pbix as attached.
Regards,
Frank
Hi @depple ,
We can create two calculated columns to work on it.
Column = var sum1= CALCULATE(SUM('Table 1'[Sales]),ALLEXCEPT('Table 1','Table 1'[Store],'Table 1'[ProductCategory]))
return
IF(sum1=0,'Table 1'[Store],BLANK())
New store = IF('Table 1'[Store] in VALUES('Table 1'[Column]),'Table 1'[Store],BLANK())
Please find the pbix as attached.
Regards,
Frank
Thanks a million! It worked perfect, and it also sorted out some other difficulties that I had.
/depple
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