Hide/Show column dynamically depending if the total equals zero

Hi brdrok 

You cannot hide a measure that's been added to a viz even if that measure returns a blank but you can with a column category. You will need a disconnected table that has a column, containing the measure names, which you can create with DAX or M/Enter data like below:

Then write a measure that switches to different measures depending on the category value

MeasureSwitch =
SWITCH (
    SELECTEDVALUE ( _values[Measures] ),
    "Revenue", [Total Revenue],
    "Transactions", [Total Transactions],
    "Dummy",
        VAR __Dummy =
            -- apply the same value to all category rows
            CALCULATE (
                [Dummy Measure],
                ALLSELECTED ( Category[Category] )
            )
        RETURN
            IF ( __Dummy <> 0, __Dummy )
)

ALL/ALLSELECTED must be applied to all the fields added to the row tile.

Notice that the first matrix has a column and a single measure only while the second one doesnt have a column but has three measures.

Please see attached sample pbix.

Thanks for the reply from Irwan, please allow me to provide another insight.
Hi brdrok ,

It is unlikely to be possible to implement autohide columns in the table visualization.
This usually requires manual control of column hiding with the help of field parameters.

Show/Hide Columns Dynamically Using Field Parameters — Power BI | by Monika Mishra | Microsoft Power BI | Medium

However, this may be possible to realize in a matrix.

The test data table is as follows.

Create a calculation table that uses a column to contain the names of the columns that need to be dynamically hidden.

Create two measures.

Result = 
SWITCH(
    SELECTEDVALUE(ColumnName[columns]),
    "Test1",SUM('Table'[Test1]),
    "Test2",SUM('Table'[Test2]),
    "Test3",SUM('Table'[Test3])
    )

Value = 
IF(CALCULATE([Result],ALL('Table'[Date]))=0,BLANK(),[Result])

Create a matrix.
You can see that the format of the matrix is almost the same as the table visualization and that the columns with a Total of 0 are automatically hidden.

Please see the attached pbix for reference.

Best Regards,
Dengliang Li

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