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Good afternoon
I request help for the next problem I have. I created a pivot table in which I loaded a table that contains statefully stated user records. Based on this structure, in the pivot table I have specified at the line level the state and at the column level users. As for the values, I have entered an amount type field.
All data is tailed, the system correctly displays the table. However, those users who do not have a record with one of the states, the cell displays it blank. I understand that this happens because the pivot table detects that there is no user vs status related record.
Is there any way to be able to make me load a default value in these cases?
Thanks a lot.
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@Syndicate_Admin
I would take an approach as follows. Create a new table with all state and user combinations then add the default value for the missing amount. You can replace the __defaul variable value to your desired amount. I attached the PBIX file below my signature.
TableNew =
var __default = 99
var __table =
ADDCOLUMNS(
CROSSJOIN( VALUES(Table1[state ]) , VALUES(Table1[users]) ) ,
"amount",
VAR __state = [state ]
VAR __user = [users]
return
COALESCE( CALCULATE( SUM(Table1[amount]), Table1[state ] = __state , Table1[users] = __user) , __default)
)
return
__table
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@Syndicate_Admin
I would take an approach as follows. Create a new table with all state and user combinations then add the default value for the missing amount. You can replace the __defaul variable value to your desired amount. I attached the PBIX file below my signature.
TableNew =
var __default = 99
var __table =
ADDCOLUMNS(
CROSSJOIN( VALUES(Table1[state ]) , VALUES(Table1[users]) ) ,
"amount",
VAR __state = [state ]
VAR __user = [users]
return
COALESCE( CALCULATE( SUM(Table1[amount]), Table1[state ] = __state , Table1[users] = __user) , __default)
)
return
__table
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Thank you very much for the information. I'm going to try it and tell you how I'm doing.
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