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I'm trying to (hide) the columns with (zero) values in the matrix below. Is there an easy setting to do this or should I create a measure? Trying to hide the columns with 0 values.
When I select the filters on this visual and select the columns i need to hide the 0 values, it disappears all my data. In this instance I used "Planned FTE" column for example.
@Nfuentes86 Well, you could write a measure for each one where if the value is 0, return blank, otherwise, display the number.
So would my measure be:
Measure = IF([Planned FTE] = 0, BLANK(), [Planned FTE])
@Nfuentes86 Assuming that Planned FTE is a measure, yes. If it is a measure, you might be able to modify it to just return blank on its own, so a final check that if the return value is going to be 0, return blank instead.
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