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Hi ,
I created a measure for finding cancelled case count.
Only those places alone, i have to show the 0, But while using the isblank its showing all the places. even the total was not there.
Kindly advice.
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Hi,
there is also another option
you let formula 1 and 2 like it is. formula three you do the following
3. Cancel % = DIVIDE([Cancelled],[Total],0)
in this version you will have BLANK in the first formula when there is no canceled case but you will get 0% as result for formula 3.
Best regards
Michael
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Hi,
Please put '+0" behind the forst formula and an if statement to have only values where really is something
Cancelled =
IF(
[Total] <> 0,
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( 'Case Detail Fact'[Case Status]),
'Case Detail Fact'[Case Status] = "Cancelled")
) + 0
,BLANK()
)
Best regards
Michael
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Hi,
there is also another option
you let formula 1 and 2 like it is. formula three you do the following
3. Cancel % = DIVIDE([Cancelled],[Total],0)
in this version you will have BLANK in the first formula when there is no canceled case but you will get 0% as result for formula 3.
Best regards
Michael
-----------------------------------------------------
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