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New Measure Creates Blank Row
Thank you for taking the time to read my question.
my table QuoteHeader has 3 records in it with related records in QuoteDetail. I want to check if all rows are "Ordered" (Ordered =1, Not Ordered = 0). So if I count the rows and compare it to the SUM() of OrderPlaced then I will know which ones are completely filled.
This is my formula:
iWonder well that makes sense, basically, you are telling it that there is integrity between the tables because for DQ it doesn't pull all the data and by selecting that check box you are basically confirming the referential integrity. I hope it makes sense.
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- parry2kSuper User
iWonder this will explain why it is happening, Why is there a BLANK in my Power BI slicer??? - Guy in a Cube
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- parry2kSuper User
iWonder interesting, can you share the pbix file using one/google drive, remove sensitive information before sharing.
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- iWonderHelper I
I will have to clean tomorrow.
have a good one
- parry2kSuper User
iWonder good to know but I will be still curious why the blank condition is required 🤷♂️
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- iWonderHelper I
I'm going to clear all my data and add new data one at a time and check to see what's going on. I can post back
- parry2kSuper User
iWonder what if you uncheck it, does the blank row shows up again?
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- iWonderHelper I
Yes
- iWonderHelper I
Yes
- parry2kSuper User
iWonder well that makes sense, basically, you are telling it that there is integrity between the tables because for DQ it doesn't pull all the data and by selecting that check box you are basically confirming the referential integrity. I hope it makes sense.
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- iWonderHelper I
It does! Thank you very much. This is the first time I created a Direct Query report.
I really appreciate your help.