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I have a data set which shows on time or late delivery
I have added a coloumn which has 2 values "on-time" and "late"
i have used the grouping function to see the amount of orders which follow each of these variables for every supplier
I calculated the % of on time deliveries, and filtered the coloumn so only the "on-time" % is shown.
the issue is that i want to visualize all the companies with 100% "on time delivery" in one colour and the suppliers that doesnt have 100% "on time delivery in another colour
Unfortunately i have a single supplier who only has "late" deliveries, so they are filtered out of the visual, when i choose "on-time".
Can anybody help me get the supplier with only "late" deliveries to show up on the table as 0% "on time" instead of 100% "late".
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Muhlig ,
Have you tried adding ' +0 ' to the end of your percentage measure?
E.g:
_sales0 = SUM(table[Sales]) +0
Pete
Proud to be a Datanaut!
Hi @Muhlig ,
Have you tried adding ' +0 ' to the end of your percentage measure?
E.g:
_sales0 = SUM(table[Sales]) +0
Pete
Proud to be a Datanaut!
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