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Hi guys, new user here.
I'm still new in Power BI, and learning the ropes, but I have this visualization problem that just don't find how to get the way I want.
The thing is this: I have in my canvas a table that show multiple columns and calculations. The columns are a list with the Clients who where sold, and differente measures that show calculated data of what was sold to them. Everything works great and shows the right values.
As my data is organized by dates and by vendors, I use the Visual Levels Filters to show only the data relevant to one vendor and one month of the year. The problem is that my column tha shows the list of the clients, whe I apply the filter of month/vendor, only shows the clients who bought something that particular month, and not the complete list of clients that vendor has associated.
I want to show the full list, becasue the calculations has Conditional Formatting for painting red blank rows, and I want the sales manager to be able to see all the clients that didn't buy anything that month.
Any ways of achieving this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
to show blank data i usually create an if isblank on my measure
for example
sales =
IF ( ISBLANK ( SUM ( table[values] ) ), 0, SUM ( table[values] ) )
this usually forces a 0 value when empty and will bring back the data for everything, but i m not sure if thats the best way to do.
Proud to be a Super User!
Well, I feel like an idiot now.
Thinking about relations, the problem was the way my data was organized.
What I did was make another Excel file with a table containing a column with the names of the clients (no duplicates), then I made a relationship in Power BI and use this clients table as my filter.
Now it shows the data the way I want.
Thank you for all the trouble, vanessafvg!
You can also create The Clients Table in DAX:
in Modeling-New Table
Clients=Distinct(TableName[ClientColumn])
and related.
@alvayag can you put some screen shots of the issue and also post a picture of your relationship view
Proud to be a Super User!
Sure thing.
In the report view, that table show must have 28 clients (the clients associated with that vendor), but shows only the clients that actually bought something that month.
I want the full list.
I tried with the option "Show Items with no data" in the Values, but with no luck...
to show blank data i usually create an if isblank on my measure
for example
sales =
IF ( ISBLANK ( SUM ( table[values] ) ), 0, SUM ( table[values] ) )
this usually forces a 0 value when empty and will bring back the data for everything, but i m not sure if thats the best way to do.
Proud to be a Super User!
Well, I feel like an idiot now.
Thinking about relations, the problem was the way my data was organized.
What I did was make another Excel file with a table containing a column with the names of the clients (no duplicates), then I made a relationship in Power BI and use this clients table as my filter.
Now it shows the data the way I want.
Thank you for all the trouble, vanessafvg!
You can also create The Clients Table in DAX:
in Modeling-New Table
Clients=Distinct(TableName[ClientColumn])
and related.
Thanks for the tip!
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