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Anonymous
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Customers in report with 0 sales value not shown

Hi all, 

 

I have ran into a problem showing up the full customer list for a sales reporting. Consider a customer base:

 

Customer IDCustomer Name
2325Cust1
3540Cust2
4056Cust3
8090Cust4

 

 

and POS report:

Customer IDPOS valuedate
23255001.11.2022
35403001.11.2022
40564501.11.2022
23252001.11.2022
35401002.11.2022
35403002.11.2022
40564502.11.2022
23251003.11.2022
35402503.11.2022
4056803.11.2022

 

As you can see the customer with ID=8090, Cust4 has no POS. Therefore PowerBI does not include this customer into the Table reporting:

 

DmitryVasilenko_0-1674730535968.png

 

How it's possible to add this customer, and show up 0 POS value in the reporting?

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BA_Pete
Super User
Super User

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Create a POS Value measure like this:

 

_posValue0 = SUM(Table2[POS value]) + 0

 

Then use Table1[Customer ID] and Table1[Customer Name] in your visual (assuming Table1 is related to Table2 on a Dimension:Fact basis) with your new measure.

 

Pete



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BA_Pete
Super User
Super User

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Create a POS Value measure like this:

 

_posValue0 = SUM(Table2[POS value]) + 0

 

Then use Table1[Customer ID] and Table1[Customer Name] in your visual (assuming Table1 is related to Table2 on a Dimension:Fact basis) with your new measure.

 

Pete



Now accepting Kudos! If my post helped you, why not give it a thumbs-up?

Proud to be a Datanaut!




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