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Hi,
I have a csv file with about 21,000 rows and there is a text column called application names which has 15486 blank rows when i check in excel, but in my measure for CountBlank i.e. = COUNTBLANK('Projects_All'[Application Names]) i am getting a value of 6338. Also i checked in the visual filters and that shows the same value. But i dont get why its not detecting the remaining blank rows?
Thanks in advance 🙂
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Hi everyone,
It was my bad, there was a date filter set at page level which was affecting the count, Also i choose to use lEN rather than checking for blank rows.
Thanks for all your replies 🙂
Hi everyone,
It was my bad, there was a date filter set at page level which was affecting the count, Also i choose to use lEN rather than checking for blank rows.
Thanks for all your replies 🙂
Hi @axy5093,
Please try this measure to see whether it returns correct number.
BlankRows = CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Projects_All ), Projects_All[Application Names] = BLANK () )
Did you apply any filter to data records? And please check are there some rows missing after loading to desktop.
As I could not reproduce your problem, if possible, please share your .pbix file.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @axy5093
Try this...
CountBlank i.e. = CALCULATE(COUNTBLANK('Projects_All'[Application Names]);ALL('Projects_All'))
Regards
BILASolution
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