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Amanda_Allen's avatar
Amanda_Allen
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6 years ago

Problem with POWER KPI MATRIX when actual value is 0

Good day

 

I am using Power KPI Matrix to display a summary of production data.  A recent problem has been encountered when one or more of our metrics is zero for the week it is not showing zero in the Power KPI Matrix, what is occuring is the visual defaults to show the previous weeks data for this metric only. A zero value for a metric is a valid number. I have included the evidence below.

 

Is this normal behaviour for this visual or has it been configured incorrectly? Any assistence would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Power KPI Matrix

 Power KPI Matrix table in Use: the 9.0 value is actually last weeks value.  It should be showing 0.

 

A metric that is functioning properly in the table.

Power KPI Matrix: a functioning metric 

 

The metric that is not behaving due to the Week 23 observation being zero

This is the dodgy metric: basically I think because the metric is zero (which is accurate) the Power KPI Matrix is defaulting to the previous weeks result (week 22).  This is causing summary errors on the front page

 

Raw data: desensitised showing the Week 23 value should be zero

Raw data showing the zero.  Has been checked in multiple systems.

 

 

6 Replies

  • bryanang's avatar
    bryanang
    Frequent Visitor

    Under current value of the visual, there is a button you can toggle to treat 0 as null value.

    • Amanda_Allen's avatar
      Amanda_Allen
      Frequent Visitor

      Hello amitchandak  I would expect this behaviour if the value was NULL, however it is listed in our systems as zero which is correct as the metric is measuring failures and this measure did not have any in Week 23.  

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
        Not applicable

        Hi Amanda_Allen

         

        Based on my test,if you the actual value is 0,the related rows in KPI matrix return null.See below:

        You can try to add category to separate the 0 or null values.

         

         
        Best Regards,
        Kelly
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