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Hi Power-Bi Community,
I have a question that probably has a really simple answer... but I appreciate anyones help with this!
So, if I have a colmun of activities and another coumn of values (which are the hours it took to complete the activity.
In the value column I have blanks, 0's and then values higher then 0
I want to create a new measure (either by Quick Measure or a DAX) to show True or False (True if there is any value higher then 0 and blanks. False if the value is actually 0 or blank).
How can I create this measure?
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The BLANK() function is considered as 0 as well.
you can write this way also
TrueOrFalse = IF(TABLE[Value] > 0 , "True" , "False")
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Hi @DavidM6051 ,
I created a simplified pbix file(see the attachment), please find the details in it. You can create a measure as below to get it:
Measure = IF ( SUM ( 'Table'[value] ) + 0 = 0, "False", "True" )
Best Regards
Hi @DavidM6051
TrueOrFalse = IF(TABLE[Value] <> BLANK() , "True" , "False")
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Thanks @aj1973
What if I wanted to include any '0' and any 'blanks' as a False?
The BLANK() function is considered as 0 as well.
you can write this way also
TrueOrFalse = IF(TABLE[Value] > 0 , "True" , "False")
Regards
Amine Jerbi
If I answered your question, please mark this thread as accepted
and you can follow me on
My Website, LinkedIn and Facebook
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