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Hi!
I am having trouble adding a second row to my matrix table. The second row consists of username in which a user looks at the training course and expands the row to see all of the users who have completed and not completed the training.
The issue is.... when I expand ANY training course name I am shown a list of ALL of the users in my table and not just the applicable user related to the training course. I have three tables - One called Training Metrics which consists of all course names, and users.
I have two additional table that are just distinct columns of my course and completition status I created to display 0 in complete/non completed count totals. Any guidance is appreciated!
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Hi,
Please share the download link of the PBI file.
@kenyaherring93 Hey,
I will refer below data.
IF(CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(FactTrainingMetrics))=0, BLANK(), [YourMeasure]).
Thanks
Haish K
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Hi,
Please share the download link of the PBI file.
Hi @kenyaherring93
Following up to confirm if the earlier responses addressed your query. If not, please share the sample data and we’ll assist further.
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Hi @kenyaherring93
Following up to confirm if the earlier responses addressed your query. If not, please share your questions and we’ll assist further.
Hi @kenyaherring93, you might want to check first if you used the correct columns in each relationship. That might be the cause for the visual to show all users and show them all with a 0 value. If the correct columns are related, please check the values in the dimension tables. These might not be the same values as in the related columns in the metrics table.
Hope this helps. If so, please give kudos 👍 and mark as Accepted Solution ✔️ to help others.
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