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In the calculation I want it to display 0 if the result is 0 rather than blank
Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Percentage OnTime = CALCULATE('Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total OnTime] / ('Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total OnTime] + 'Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total Late] ) * 100)
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Hi @LewisH,
Please try this:
Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Percentage OnTime =
CALCULATE (
'Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total OnTime]
/ ( 'Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total OnTime]
+ 'Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total Late] )
* 100
)
+ 0
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @LewisH,
Please try this:
Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Percentage OnTime =
CALCULATE (
'Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total OnTime]
/ ( 'Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total OnTime]
+ 'Purchase Lines'[Supplier Performance Orig. Expected Total Late] )
* 100
)
+ 0
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
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