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maxduff59
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Helper II

Show items with no data in a specific range

Hello, I am facing an issue in Power BI. 

I have a table 'Calendar - Weeks' that contains all values in this format 'YYYY - WW'. It is linked to a table containing data on sports activities. Some weeks does not contain sports data so they are empty values.

I have a date slicer which allow to filter the week where I want data. However, I would like to show elements with no data but only in a specific range.

For example : 

Capture d’écran 2023-05-30 à 09.40.25.png

Here I would like to keep all weeks between 05 and 21 but also the week 06.

How can I do that ? Do I need to replace the empty value by 0 when it is inside the range ? 
Thanks in advance for your help and your time

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MFelix
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Hi @maxduff59 ,

 

On  your visualization for the calendar column select the option Show items with no data.

 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/desktop-show-items-no-data

 


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I tried that options but when I do that it is also showing values that are not in my date range 😕

Hi @maxduff59 ,

 

Are both table related? To my knowledge and the tests that I did if you select values from a slicer and then do the show items without data it will only present the value inside the slicer selection:

MFelix_0-1685470217492.png

 

However if you are using an unrelated table with a measure this then can return values, how is your model setup?

 


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Miguel Félix


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