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When I filter, the table reduces the number of columns/rows. I do not want that. How can I solve this? For example, when I filter by different customers the rows change. i want them to be the same so that i can spot blanks
Add this to the end of your measure:
+ 0
Power BI, like pivot tables, suppress blank values from being shown. Zero is not the same as blank, and this will force a value to be shown in a visual.
Hi
Thanks for replying. The table was not made up of measures but columns that I dragged into the table. So that means I have to create a measure called Sales and add a zero. That seems to work.
Is there another way of showing zero or nulls without creating an additional measure.
@mimi , you should ALWAYS make measures, even for a simple SUM(). This is best practice, and all medium to advanced DAX depends on this EXPLICIT measures being created.
Hi @mimi
Based on my knowledge, reducing rows for a table visual when filtering data is a default design.
Adding a measure is a simple workaround.
I have another workaround by create a new table and a measure.
If your are interested, please let me know.
If ChrisHaas's suggestion really help you, could you kindly accept his suggestion as a solution so more users can find this thread quickly?
Best Regards
Maggie
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