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If my matrix visuals has certain columns that do not have values, then how do I show them as zero?
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In your calculated measure/ column formula. Just add +0 in the end.
Thanks
Raj
Hi @Anonymous
I think you are pulling ID from table and setting count in the "Fields" Tab. Instead, i would recommend to create a measure COUNT(Table1[ID]) +0 and use it in the matrix , which is the best practice so that it will help you in any futue measure branching as well.
Thanks
Raj
Use Column+0 in formula.
Thanks
Raj
@Anonymous Hey where to give that?
In your calculated measure/ column formula. Just add +0 in the end.
Thanks
Raj
@Anonymous Hey that worked for the measures. But how can I show them with I have taken say Count of ID'S directly from the table?
Hi @Anonymous
I think you are pulling ID from table and setting count in the "Fields" Tab. Instead, i would recommend to create a measure COUNT(Table1[ID]) +0 and use it in the matrix , which is the best practice so that it will help you in any futue measure branching as well.
Thanks
Raj
@Anonymous It worked. Thank you!
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