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Dears,
I'm using the following script to create a calendar,
LET vStartDate = num(Floor(YearStart(Today(),-4)));
LET vEndDate = num(Floor(Today()));
LET vToday = num(Today());
LET vYesterday = num(Today()-1);
Calendar:
LOAD
Date#(date($(vStartDate) + RowNo() - 1), 'DD/MM/YYYY') as PERI,
QuarterName(Date#(date($(vStartDate) + RowNo() - 1), 'DD/MM/YYYY')) as QUAR
AUTOGENERATE
$(vEndDate) - $(vStartDate) + 1;
So, I have all dates from a period of time,
After that, I'm loading some data with Dates and Values, as you can see at the table below:
It's showing R$ 0,00 because there is no value for VDAA, but the date PERI exists...
So, my question is:
How can I do not show dates (PERI) when the value of VDAA is null?
Thanks
Bruno Lelli
Maye be if VDAA is not a mesure and for pivot table you can :
Add Calculated Dimension ...
=if(VDAA>0,PERI)
and
Suppress When Value Is Null
otherwise can you share any other information !
Hi,
I am assuming that is a straight table where PERI is your dimension and the other 4 columns are measures.
I think it is showing values because your right 2 LOPP columns use TOTAL somehow, so for the dates (that look like weekends) you still get values. If you have a straight table with just PERI & VDAA do you have the same problem?
Cheers,
Chris.
Maye be if VDAA is not a mesure and for pivot table you can :
Add Calculated Dimension ...
=if(VDAA>0,PERI)
and
Suppress When Value Is Null
otherwise can you share any other information !
Good,
Thanks!
Hello,
Thanks for your help,
PERI is my dimension and the other fields are expression...
I solved it using the following expression provided below: =if(VDAA>0,PERI)
Thanks for all your help,
Best regards