I am trying to display a straightforward table that shows the time to resolve a ticket by week, the resolve time in minutes in our database and ive used other posts in the forum to get that to display and sum up in hh:mm and that is working fine, however as soon as i add the hh:mm resolve time the slicer stops working and instead of only seeing results for the selected week i see all the records in the table but with no data in the resolve time apart from for that week. The week slicer is coming from a date table that is joined to the database table both using date fields.
Using just the minutes and a decimal time it works fine - see below
If i add the hh:mm measure to the table i get this
if i scroll all the way down to the 7/11/22 records the data is there but why are all the other records showing and not being filtered out by the slicer
I have tried moving the measure from a measures table to within the facts table, ive tried changing it to column from a measure, redone the relationships and checked that joins are all using the same date type.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to sort the filtering?
hi, heres a sample pbix - https://www.dropbox.com/s/f9d40oz2z751tow/RI-time.pbix?dl=0
You can see wheeve i use the slicer it does not remove the records from the table.
I appreciate the file being provided. Thank you.
The measure is returning ':' even when there are no hours or minutes. So powerbi is still going to show the row.
It needs to return a blank or blank() if there are no values for hours/minutes. That should sort it.
thats strange, i removed the : h,m previously and it still returned the rows. However this time it is removing them, but i also removed the format command to pad out the hours and it has removed the rows, which is great but i need some sort of formatting at i cant display 1 hour 20 minutes as 0120 it needs to have some sort of formatting. How is that possible but still removing the rows
powerbi removes lines from a visual if a measure returns blank, so it looks like there is a default value (h,m) returned in the measure. That's why all the 'extra' lines are showing.
