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Hello guys,
I´ve the following visualization:
Instead of having Mar/17 and then Mar/20 and want to see those days that i´ve no data ( this case on Mar/18 and Mar/19).
I tried the following formula:
Sales last 30 days = if(CALCULATE(SUM(FACT_INSCRICOES[PRATICANTES]);FACT_INSCRICOES[IND_LAST_30_DAYS]=1)=blank();0;CALCULATE(SUM(FACT_INSCRICOES[PRATICANTES]);FACT_INSCRICOES[IND_LAST_30_DAYS]=1))
but when apply it , instead of show the last 30 days, it show me all dates that has no data instead of show just the last 30 days that i have marked on the calculated column.
Any sugestions?
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try just this:
Sales Last 30 Days = SUM(FACT_INSCRICOES[PRATICANTES])+0
Then use a slicer or other filter to limit your visual to only showing the last 30 days. The +0 will always give 0 if there are no sales for that day.
Try just this:
Sales Last 30 Days = SUM(FACT_INSCRICOES[PRATICANTES])+0
Then use a slicer or other filter to limit your visual to only showing the last 30 days. The +0 will always give 0 if there are no sales for that day.
Many thanks for the sugestion. I just use the filter IND_LAST_30_DAYS as visual level filters and the formula as you suggested and it works fine!
Thanks you ![]()
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