I’m replicating our reports from Qlikview and there are 2 specific ones that sometimes don’t have any records for a specific day. With Qlik, there is a message on the distributed report as shown in the pic. Is there a way to generate a similar message in Power BI when there are no records?

I’m replicating our reports from Qlikview and there are 2 specific ones that sometimes don’t have any records for a specific day. With Qlik, there is a message on the distributed report as shown in the pic. Is there a way to generate a similar message in Power BI when there are no records?

I am a little bit new to Power BI and wanted to know if this is possible please.

I have a table that includes order details, with columns for order year and category as shown in the sample below:

I’m trying to solve this problem for almost a week now.

I’m having trouble creating a complex measure in PowerBI. To allow the user to filter at will and the output of the consolidated dashboard was updated.

I am trying to automate my current and Prior Week calculations for my table. I am having trouble with the Prior Week based measures and I think it is due to some kind of formatting. [This is my Current Week Calculation] (https://i.sstatic.net/0x9aWfCY.png)

I have the following data source where I have to count by visit date the times that a process has passed through each month in each state, applying the visit date as the main filter for the following example I do it with the month of April.

I have the following data source where I have to count by visit date the times that a process has passed through each month in each state, applying the visit date as the main filter for the following example I do it with the month of April.

I need to create a measure in Power BI which counts clients on filtering conditions.