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The description in the axis should not show up if there isnt a value greater then 0. Can some one tell me how to prevent the axis description from appearing? thanks
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Can you try in the filters, advance filtering, is greater than zero?
Hi,
Why not just this?
Total Contacts = DISTINCTCOUNTNOBLANK('Shared FactEventHistory'[ContactID])
Anyways, if you must show a 0, then try this measure
Total Contacts = COALESCE(DISTINCTCOUNTNOBLANK('Shared FactEventHistory'[ContactID]),0)
It's very easy. You have to create a measure that will return 1 if you want to see the value and 0 if not. Then use this measure in the Filter Pane of the visual with a suitable condition.
By the way, comparing a logical value to TRUE or FALSE is totally unnecessary since a logical value already is TRUE or FALSE.
Can you try in the filters, advance filtering, is greater than zero?
@MEFOX what is the measure you are using for value? Read this post to get your answer quickly.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/How-to-Get-Your-Question-Answered-Quickly/ba-p/38490
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The measure is
Hi,
Why not just this?
Total Contacts = DISTINCTCOUNTNOBLANK('Shared FactEventHistory'[ContactID])
Anyways, if you must show a 0, then try this measure
Total Contacts = COALESCE(DISTINCTCOUNTNOBLANK('Shared FactEventHistory'[ContactID]),0)
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