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Hello Gang, not sure how to even ask this question, but i would like a way to filter and to add formatting to this report
i have two status's, Nuance_Status and PACS.Status
i would like to filter out any rows where Nuance_Status = Complete and PACS.Status = New,
if Nuance_Status = Complete and PACS.Status = blank, then keep on report but replace blank text with 'No Images'
not sure if i have to do something i powerquery, or if i can use a measure in PowerBI
hope this isnt too confusing,
thank you in advance
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Since both columns are in the same table I'd suggest PQ over a measure. Just add a logical column to determine an overall satus based on the possible combinations of the two other statuses. Then filter on that.
A measure would be more like if you have the info in two different places and need a view that dynamically determines it live based on the other filters currently applied. It also can be a pain to filter by because it needs a visual context to evaluate, so can't be in a report slicer or page level filter.
Since both columns are in the same table I'd suggest PQ over a measure. Just add a logical column to determine an overall satus based on the possible combinations of the two other statuses. Then filter on that.
A measure would be more like if you have the info in two different places and need a view that dynamically determines it live based on the other filters currently applied. It also can be a pain to filter by because it needs a visual context to evaluate, so can't be in a report slicer or page level filter.
thank you, i used power query and then the if statement, so far so good..
also reviewed this youtube link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQ4RNJiVurI