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bzeeblitz
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1 year ago
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count data report visuals

Im getting data from sharepoint list and prepared the visuals on count for each date and issue is we need to display count 0 when POcreatedwhen column po not created yeserday (since im manually creat...
  • v-ssriganesh's avatar
    1 year ago

    Hi bzeeblitz ,
    Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community.

    I've carefully reviewed your requirements and have reproduced your scenario using sample data. I'm happy to report that I've found a solution that provides the output you're looking for.

    To achieve this, I used a combination of two measures within Power BI. Here's a breakdown:

    • This measure handles the count for each individual row in your visual, displaying '0' when POCreatedWhen is "PO Not Created Yesterday" and counting the Purchase Orders when POCreatedWhen is "PO Created Yesterday".
    TotalPO =
    
    VAR CurrentDate = SELECTEDVALUE(HistoricalPOdata[Date])
    
    RETURN
    
    IF(
    
        MAX(HistoricalPOdata[POCreatedWhen]) = "PO Not Created Yesterday",
    
        0,
    
        CALCULATE(
    
            COUNT(HistoricalPOdata[Title]),
    
            FILTER(
    
                ALL(HistoricalPOdata),
    
                HistoricalPOdata[POCreatedWhen] = "PO Created Yesterday" &&
    
                HistoricalPOdata[Date] = CurrentDate
    
            )
    
        )
    
    )

     

    • This measure is specifically designed to calculate the total, ensuring it sums only the TotalPO values where POCreatedWhen is "PO Created Yesterday". This overrides the default total calculation.
    TotalPOCreatedYesterday =
    
        CALCULATE (
    
            SUMX(VALUES(HistoricalPOdata[Date]), [TotalPO]),
    
            FILTER (
    
                ALL ( HistoricalPOdata ),
    
                HistoricalPOdata[POCreatedWhen] = "PO Created Yesterday"
    
            )
    
        )

    To help you get started, I've attached a sample .pbix file that demonstrates this solution. You can download it and explore the measures and visual setup directly.

    If this information is helpful, please “Accept it as a solution” and give a "kudos" to assist other community members in resolving similar issues more efficiently.
    Thank you.