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Hi guys,
I wonder if it is possible to replace the blank value with something else for data that has no reference in the relationship.
If it was in SQL I could do with CASE, but bouth data is extracted from different systems (ServiceNOW using REST and Orion using SQL query ). I know I can register the missing data in ServiceNow, but I must have to treat anyway.
Any tip?
** For those who want to know how I made the shaped map, I got the global from a JSON file.
Hi @gofgabriel ,
Maybe you could create a calculated column using the function of IF to replace the blank values.
Column = IF(financials[Country] = BLANK(),"Canada",financials[Country])
Or you could try to filter out the blank values in visual level filter.
Best Regards,
Xue Ding
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I tried it before but didn't work out and I have to show those data.
The problem is that the main table is not complete, so when I make the relationship, some data is represented as blank. Power BI should give us a way to rename easily the BLANK fields.
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