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mvasc0ncelos
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4 years ago
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Measures data not showing

Hi,

I've created a report in Power BI desktop and created a "_Measures" table, created some measures and applied to visuals.

so far so good.

 

Then I publish the report and then when I click on the report all the data that has a measure it shows "blank".

 

I'm the owner of the report and I can't find where "special" permissions are or if it's not permissions what I'm doing wrong.

 

Thank you! 

5 Replies

  • mhossain's avatar
    mhossain
    Solution Sage

    mvasc0ncelos 

    Are you using any filter (true/false) at page level, visual level? 

    In the online report, can you try clicking on 'Reset Filter....' option

  • YukiK's avatar
    YukiK
    Impactful Individual

    You might be filtering the report accidentally. Did you click on a specific visual element?

  • no filters. I also clicked "reset to defaults" but nothing happened. 

    I create in the Power BI desktop the table _Measures with the formula _Measures = {Blank()}

    For example the measure "OpenTickets"

    OpenTickets = CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( table), table[STATUS] = "FALSE" )
    As I said in Power BI desktop it shows everything fine. Online doesn't.

     

     

    • YukiK's avatar
      YukiK
      Impactful Individual

      Do you have some sample pbix file you can share? So I can take a look in more details

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    Hi mvasc0ncelos ,

     

    Based on my test, it works fine on my device.

    Try to change the column data type from text to True/False.

    Then your metric also needs to be modified

    OpenTickets = CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'table'), 'table'[STATUS] = FALSE() )

     

     

    There're some similar posts you can refer to

    https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/PBI-Service-Visuals-showing-Blanks-and-not-in-Desktop/m-p/906610

    https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Measure-displaying-blank-value/m-p/291610

     

     

     

     

     

    Best Regards,

    Stephen Tao

     

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