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Anonymous
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how to show missing data in a table

I need to show a visiting report.

The data includes:

customer name

project name

visiter

date of visit

I made a pivot table chart with the dimension:

customer name, project name, week (from date)

the expression is "count (date)" - in order to count how many visits were there at each project in each week.

Only I want to see not only the project that were visited, but the projects with no visits at that week.

How do I do that?

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bwisealiahmad
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Any way you can share the app?

What about messing around with these options here on properties.

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agigliotti

you can untick "Suppress Zero-Values" under Presentation.

In this way you can see even rows with 0 as expression, therefore all projects with no visits.

Anonymous
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Thank you Andrea, how ever it didnot work.

Please see a copy of the result:

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bwisealiahmad
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

You have ticked it for the Count value. Are you sure it's not based on one of the dimensions it is suppressing values?

agigliotti

I think you should use something as Count(DISTINCT Visiter) instead of Count(Date) as your expression in pivot table.

Anonymous
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None of the dimntsions is clicked as suppressing values...

bwisealiahmad
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Any way you can share the app?

What about messing around with these options here on properties.

Screenshot.PNG

Anonymous
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Yes!

I still need to "play" with it.

But it does give much more options.

Thank you

bwisealiahmad
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Glad to hear. You are welcome