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Anonymous
5 years agoNot applicable
Removing Empty Row From Calculated Table
Dear Community, Hope this message finds you well and healthy! I would like to have a dimension table based on 1 column in my fact table as shown below: The deal is i know there are...
- 5 years ago
Anonymous
Please try any of the options below:
Option 1: FILTER( SUMMARIZE('America', 'America'[Risk Code]), 'America'[Risk Code]<>BLANK() ) Option 2: FILTER( DISTINCT('America'[Risk Code]), 'America'[Risk Code]<>BLANK() ) Option 3: CALCULATETABLE( DISTINCT('America'[Risk Code]), 'America'[Risk Code]<>BLANK() ) Option 4: Filter (SUMMARIZE ( America, America[Risk Code] ) , NOT ( ISBLANK ( [Risk Code] ) ) )
AllisonKennedy
5 years agoCommunity Champion
Your blank row is probably
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rather than being actually blank. You can try adding a FILTER( table, column <>"") as well to your DAX, though I would suggest creating your Dimension tables in Power Query.
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rather than being actually blank. You can try adding a FILTER( table, column <>"") as well to your DAX, though I would suggest creating your Dimension tables in Power Query.
- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
Thank you very much for your swift reply, but when i added it i get the following table, which is kinda different:
Also, i agree the dimension tables must be created in Power Query, but i really like to try and do it with DAX for the sake of this task,
Atanas