Return zero when numerator is blank

[o59393]

Hi all

I am doing a dax to return a zero when the numerator is blank.

The problem I have is that after I create the mesaure, I get a bunch of zeros from dates that have no data. 

The original state is data from 1/1/2019 to 12/12019 

With the dax, I get data since 2017 up tp 2023, which is my date table.  

I tried when numerator is blank and denominator is <> than zero, then return a zero. Howver I get an error

Complaints = 
IF(ISBLANK(SUM(complaints[number_complaints])) && SUM(production[production]) <> "", 0 , 
(
(SUM (complaints[number_complaints]) / 
SUM(production[production]))) 
*VALUE(1000000) ) 

How can I get it right?

Thanks!

[amitchandak]

Try to use divide also.

Complaints = 

IF(ISBLANK(SUM(complaints[number_complaints])), 0 , 
(divide(
(SUM (complaints[number_complaints]) ,
SUM(production[production])),0) 
*VALUE(1000000) ) 

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[V-pazhen-msft · Accepted solution]

@o59393 

The problem is your second condition SUM(produc

tion[production]) <> "", <> is not equal to in DAX.
Do you want to make this condition not equal to blank? If so, try replace with

Not ISBLANK(SUM(production[production]))

Or you want some thing else?

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