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Simulate null values for missing data
Hey,
I have a table which contains a date (by day), a clientId and a count (number of requests). There are some clients which doesn't make requests for some days which leads to no data in this table. So only counts > 0 are written to it. To get a better graph I still want to have those days marked as count = 0. Is there any chance to do that in PowerBi? Currently the graphs looks like this:
Goal is to have a value for everyday, so for days where I don't have any count, it should be just 0.
Best regards and thanks in advance!
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Hi @lkshck ,
I suggest you to create a DimDate table by CALENDAR() or CALENDARAUTO() function.
Date =
CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[date]),MAX('Table'[date]))
Relationship:
Measure:
Measure = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[count]))+0
Use [Date] from DimDate table to create your visuals. Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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What you are looking for is to add a 0 as a daily goal? or is what I understood in your question! can you give an example with an excel graph of what you are looking for to help you?
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0 should be added to every day where the client made any request. So the current table looks like the following:
So you can see that the client 9-8765-4321 doesn't made any calls on 02.06.2022. Goal is to add this clientId as well to this date, but with count = 0. So the expected table should look like:
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Hi @lkshck ,
I suggest you to create a DimDate table by CALENDAR() or CALENDARAUTO() function.
Date =
CALENDAR(MIN('Table'[date]),MAX('Table'[date]))
Relationship:
Measure:
Measure = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[count]))+0
Use [Date] from DimDate table to create your visuals. Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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