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formatting boolean values?
- 10 years ago
You're choosing #2 but based on what you're trying to do it looks like you really want #1.
For #1 you can go to the query editor, select all the columns, and do a replace values (replace True with the dot)
You're choosing #2 but based on what you're trying to do it looks like you really want #1.
For #1 you can go to the query editor, select all the columns, and do a replace values (replace True with the dot)
Hi Austin,
for some reason I can't get the New Measure method to work. But #1 (replacing the values in the query editor) worked out great.
Thanks very much for your help
Ulrich
- Sean10 years agoCommunity Champion
If we could create KPIs within PBI this would have been easier
Currently you have to create in PowerPivot and Import to PBI
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-desktop-import-and-display-kpis/
If you'd like to be able to do this in PBI Vote here