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Anonymous
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Show value with no data when filtering

Hello! I am a new Power BI user. I did some research on my question but was not able to find a solution.

 

I am trying to show a visualization (bar graph or matrix) that counts how many bugs are in each Sprint. For example, 2 bugs in Sprint 1, 3 bugs in Sprint 2, etc. See below for the column structure. I used basic filtering to filter out the "User Story" category. The issue is that Sprint 3 does not have any bugs, so it does not show up in my visualization, even when I select "Show items with no data." I would like it to show up in my visualization but am not sure how. Any suggestions? Not sure if I need to rearrange my columns, create a new measure, etc. 

 

SprintType
1User Story
1User Story
1Bug
1Bug
2User Story
2Bug
2Bug
2Bug
2User Story
3User Story
3User Story
3User Story
3User Story
3User Story

Sprint 3.PNG

 

 

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parry2k
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@Anonymous you can achieve with following steps:

 

create  new table for type using dax below

 

 

TypeTable = VALUES( YourTable[Type] )

 

 

Now create a measure for count using following DAX

 

Count Rows = 
CALCULATE(
Countrows( YourTable ), 
TREATAS( VALUES( TypeTable[Type] ), YourTable[Type] )
 )  

Now on graph, use type on x-axis and slicer from new typetable 

 

And it should work.



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Anonymous
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Thanks @parry2k , I appreciate the help.

I created the suggested TypeTable and Count Rows measures, but was unable to get the desired result (still cannot see Sprint 3 in the bar graph). I want to keep the Sprint field on the x-axis, not the Type field (see image in original post). Let me know if the data I pulled into the Axis, Type, and Count Rows fields are incorrect.

 

 

@Anonymous can you share sample data in excel



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@Anonymous solution attached, I hope this is what you are looking for.



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Anonymous
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Thanks, I was able to reach a solution.

What was the solution? I'm having the same issue. 

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