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I have a Conditonal Column
Litigated Text
If Litigated equals "True" Outout Litigated
Else 'Not LItigated"
If there are no rows in a given year, I want to show a zero and not a blank in a table I created. What can I add to the conditional column?
That did not work as still blanks. I did a -1 as a test on the measure and the other numbers reduced by 1.
I think the issue is there are no values so + 1 with no value may still be no value.
I need to keep wokrig on this.
Well lets try using the coalesce function instead..
Count = COALESCE(COUNT([Total Gross Incurred]),0)
That still did not work.
I do use a measure to count the Litigated and Not Litigated and probably where I need to introduce a 0.
The measure is Count = CALCULATE(COUNT([Total Gross Incurred]))
Yes! Just add a +0 on the measure
Count = CALCULATE(COUNT([Total Gross Incurred])) + 0
Which column are you trying to have the zero in? Also, can you post a screenshot of your conditional column settings?
For a given year in a table, there may not be a Litigated or Not Litigated as all may be one of the choices. I would like to show a zero when there were none for the two choices.
For the matrix values are you using a measure?
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