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Hello, I have this problem I need to hide empty records I created this command
if(Sum(MMT_MRPAccount.DemandQty)>0 ,Sum(MMT_MRPAccount.DemandQty),' ')
Perhaps changing the expression to:
if(sum(MMT_MRPAccount.DemandQty) >0, sum(MMT_MRPAccount.DemandQty), Null() )
and then as others suggested change the setting to suppress null values.
With your current expression the 0 or less values are a string of spaces and are not nulls.
HTH,
John
click on "Suppress when value is null"
I am not using imported data in this table, I am using chart functions and therefore I have problems with hiding unwanted empty data.
go to presentation tab ,suppress null value
Then click Home > Find & Select > Go To Special, see screenshot: And in the Go To Special dialog, select Blanks option, and then click OK button. All of the blank cells in the selection have been selected, see screenshot.
1) dimension Tab > Suppress When value is Null
2) Presentation Tab > Suppress Zero - Values
But as I can see you are using multiple expressions. Other expressions giving you the extra rows in a result. So, you have to use set analysis expression for Bedaft i.e. {< Field_name = {" sum(expression) >1 "} > }.
Perhaps changing the expression to:
if(sum(MMT_MRPAccount.DemandQty) >0, sum(MMT_MRPAccount.DemandQty), Null() )
and then as others suggested change the setting to suppress null values.
With your current expression the 0 or less values are a string of spaces and are not nulls.
HTH,
John