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  • 1.  Problems to zero supression using a calculated field

    Posted Mon November 26, 2018 01:26 PM
    Hi there!

    I'm facing a problem to supress zero in a calculated column, please look the example:
    Zero SupressionThe column 'Hrs 1º T" is a calculation, created in Paw. In this case i'm using the columns "1ºT" and "Aj. 1º T" to create the column "Hrs 1º T".

    Does anyone here have already saw it? Thanks in advanced!

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    Marcelo Rodrigues
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  • 2.  RE: Problems to zero supression using a calculated field

    Posted Wed May 01, 2019 08:49 AM
    Hi Marcelo,

    Thanks for your question.

    It is my experience as well that calculations "created" in PAW (where resultant value is "zero") -- do not get suppressed (either on row or column).

    I'd recommend you creating this variance in the form of a new measure line-item, if your intention is to have the entire row / column disappear on activating suppressing.

    Hope this helps!

    Cheers,
    Roscoe

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    Roscoe Lobo
    Leader - Data Science & AI
    Veracitiz
    India
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  • 3.  RE: Problems to zero supression using a calculated field

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