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I have a stock overview but I don't want show the 0 values (0 must be in all colums). The values in de columns are measures.
Example:
Description Begin Stock Purch. today Sales today End Stock | Purch. tomorrow Sales tomorrow End Stock tomorrow |
Strawberries A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Strawberries B 1000 100 500 600 600 0
I will hide row "Strawberries A"
Hi @janwillem,
If I understand you correctly, you should be able to use the formula below to create a new measure, then use it as a visual level filter("Sum of ALL Measures" is greater than 0) to hide row "Strawberries A" on the Table visual in your scenario. ![]()
Sum of ALL Measures =
[Begin Stock] + [Purch. today]
+ [Sales today]
+ [End Stock | Purch. tomorrow]
+ [Sales tomorrow]
+ [End Stock tomorrow]
Regards
Hi Thanks for nice trick, Is there a way to hide this measure from the table visual? its not part of the report.
Hi @janwillem,
Have you tried the solution provided above? Does it work in your scenario?
If you still have any question on this issue, feel free to post here. ![]()
Regards
Hi there,
I think you could acheive this in a couple of ways:
Method 1:
Within your report set a page/visual level filter that selects all non 0 values.
Method 2:
Go into the query editor and filter the rows with the values so there are non 0 values.
Thanks,
J
I doesn't work, the columns are all calculated values. I can't put the calculated value not in the "Page level filters" to filter with <> 0.
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