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Hi all,
In my report I have table, which contain zero numbers of row.
How can I hide them. I dont wanna show "vendor #" row where "curr Yr Purchased $" and "Prior Yr Purchased $" equals $0.00
"curr Yr Purchased $" and "Prior Yr Purchased $" are measures.
help me resolve this problem.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hide 0 = IF([curr Yr Purchased $] = 0 && [Prior Yr Purchased $] = 0, 1, 0)
Then put this column to your filters pane and uncheck 1. This must hide the 0 that you don't want to show.
Hide 0 = IF([curr Yr Purchased $] = 0 && [Prior Yr Purchased $] = 0, 1, 0)
Then put this column to your filters pane and uncheck 1. This must hide the 0 that you don't want to show.
Hi @Anonymous ,
On the "curr Yr Purchased $" and "Prior Yr Purchased $" measures you can make the following syntax.
curr Yr Purchased $ = IF(SUM(Table[Column] = 0 ; BLANK() ; SUM(Table[Column])
You should change the SUM(Table[Column]) by the syntax of your measure.
Regards,
MFelix
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