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Would appreciate any help with the following problem.
I have a data set which is a standard S-curve with negative to positive values, and I'm trying to limit the chart to only the items at the very extreme
So I set up a Display measure that filters out the data in the middle
Solved! Go to Solution.
So I was using another measures as a tooltip that was used to sort the visual. That measure was causing the BLANK fields to show up. DUH!
The measure that I was using to SORT had values for all the fields.
I think this is solved.
Thanks, Kris
I might have figured out what is happening. The measure that I'm using for this chart is based on a parameter based on different measures. I think that might be the issue.
When I use the measure directly, it works as expected.
So I was using another measures as a tooltip that was used to sort the visual. That measure was causing the BLANK fields to show up. DUH!
The measure that I was using to SORT had values for all the fields.
I think this is solved.
Thanks, Kris
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