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hi , i'm not sure why it doesn't show the X in red color in column while the other yes
can you help on this case ?
Thx
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Hi @Chanleakna123,
Please create a new table to return distinct values form matrix row group Check List:
Table = DISTINCT([Check List])
Then create a relationship between this new table with original table, then drag the Check List from new table to the matrix Row bucket, modify the measure like below:
Tick List 1=IF([Total Count]+0=1,UNICHAR(10004),IF([Total Count]+0<1,UNICHAR(10060)))
Reference:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Display-zero-instead-of-blank-in-matrix/td-p/193745
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
How do you did that table and do that check list? I want to do something similar but I can't find examples, can you help me with this please
Hi @Chanleakna123,
Please create a new table to return distinct values form matrix row group Check List:
Table = DISTINCT([Check List])
Then create a relationship between this new table with original table, then drag the Check List from new table to the matrix Row bucket, modify the measure like below:
Tick List 1=IF([Total Count]+0=1,UNICHAR(10004),IF([Total Count]+0<1,UNICHAR(10060)))
Reference:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Display-zero-instead-of-blank-in-matrix/td-p/193745
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
@v-qiuyu-msft those Red X appeared when there's no value.
in my list equal to 1 when the users submit. if they failed to check the control panel list as description shown , it will not show in the file either.
Therefore the condition should be , if the user submit equl =1 , it will show "Tick Sign "
if the users didn't submit all the check list provided it will show " X Sign "
i think my condition weren't right. can you help me ?
Hi @Chanleakna123,
From your screenshot, only when the measure [Total Count] <1 then it will display red X. You need to firstly check if the [Total Count] values in this highlighted cells less than 1.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
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