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ppgandhi11
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how to display 0 values?

Hi,

 

I have a measure as below:

 

TotalDenied = CALCULATE(count(Query1[IsWithinBM]), Query1[IsWithinBM] = "N")

 

Whenever the value of TotalDenied > 0, it displays fine, but when the value is 0, the report shows blank. How can I make it display 0 instead? Capture.PNG Please see the attached screenshot. Thank you!

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Anonymous
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Hi

A simple solution : Add +0 to your formula.

 

CALCULATE(count(Query1[IsWithinBM]), Query1[IsWithinBM] = "N") + 0

 

Zero.PNG

 

P.S: I got this idea few days back from a old post , dont remember exactly but i think it was Sean who posted this idea.

 

Thanks
Raj

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi

A simple solution : Add +0 to your formula.

 

CALCULATE(count(Query1[IsWithinBM]), Query1[IsWithinBM] = "N") + 0

 

Zero.PNG

 

P.S: I got this idea few days back from a old post , dont remember exactly but i think it was Sean who posted this idea.

 

Thanks
Raj

chotu27
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Hi @ppgandhi11

 

I hope this below calculation will help you. And check the attached Pbix here

 

Create  seperate measures

 

Cases = SUM(Table1[TotalCases])

Aproved = SUM(Table1[TotalApproved])

 

Total Denied 1 = var denied = SUM(Table1[Total Denied])
         var aproved = [Aproved]
             
     return IF(ISBLANK([Aproved]),denied ,IF(ISBLANK(denied),0,denied))

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