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I have seen this asked a lot and the accepeted response is always Measure + 0, or an IF statement, or something along those lines.
However this give me an issue
If I start with this table, you can see that the 3 employees in IT have taken no sick days.
If I add the measure to add in the scoring system I would get a blank. Do what is suggested and I get a zero but the filter gets ignored.
What I need it to do is show a zero but not overide the filter placed on it
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@MCornish , Try something like this. an new measure
if(max(table[Dept-Employee]) in values(table[Dept-Employee]) , [Measure]+0, blank())
[measure] is your existing measure
@MCornish , Try something like this. an new measure
if(max(table[Dept-Employee]) in values(table[Dept-Employee]) , [Measure]+0, blank())
[measure] is your existing measure
Dude you are a genius
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