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Hello
Any ideas why this is not showing as 0.00% instead of (blank), I tried adding +0 but didn't work.
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hi, @rosscortb
You may try these formula
Absence Rate = CALCULATE ( DIVIDE ( [Total Absence Days1], [Total headcount] * 22, 0 ) )
or
Absence Rate = CALCULATE ( DIVIDE ( [Total Absence Days1], [Total headcount] * 22, 0 ) ) +0
or
Absence Rate = CALCULATE ( DIVIDE ( [Total Absence Days1], [Total headcount] * 22, BLANK () ) ) +0
If you still have the problem, please share a simple sample pbix file.
Best Regards,
Lin
@rosscortb It seems fine with your calculation, could you please post the screenshot as well if possible ?
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Thanks any use?
hi, @rosscortb
You may try these formula
Absence Rate = CALCULATE ( DIVIDE ( [Total Absence Days1], [Total headcount] * 22, 0 ) )
or
Absence Rate = CALCULATE ( DIVIDE ( [Total Absence Days1], [Total headcount] * 22, 0 ) ) +0
or
Absence Rate = CALCULATE ( DIVIDE ( [Total Absence Days1], [Total headcount] * 22, BLANK () ) ) +0
If you still have the problem, please share a simple sample pbix file.
Best Regards,
Lin
Thanks Lin.
Last two worked. 🙂
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