Hiding Blank Data Cards in Power BI

Learn how to hide Power BI Data Cards with Blank visuals using Conditional Formatting.
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[@kajola]

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks

[@TheLonelyViper]

Thank you!

[@user-ru1ij1qq3w]

Thank you. You saved my day

[@Agcz1213]

or we can create a dummy measure and add + 0 at the end, so it will display as zero and doesn't affect our calculations as well

[@ruudvd5955]

Perfect solution, Thanks!

[@catherinetaylor4278]

thank you so much for this, took me ages to find the ideal solution, you are a life saver!

[@ChrisMMeehan]

Love, love love this! It is by far is the easiest smartest solution to this common problem. So many videos and forums, suggest writing new measures for this exact problem.

[@inturns_with_interns5768]

Thank you so very much. I was struggling to hide this by creating measures and couldn't think of this easy solution.

[@rhymingname]

I have been looking for an answer to this for days! Thank you so much!

[@ProfDreco]

Excellent tip!

[@mrsmelaniecook]

So clear and kind. Thank you!

[@nikkiclayton7581]

Such an easy solution, thank you!

[@BBJN27]

Hi i'm bird from thailand Thank you very much for this knowledge. It can help me accomplish one more task. ❤

[@Marina-mj6wu]

very well explained - thank you!

[@jason7761]

Awesome, saved me a lot of head scratching!

[@annieliu41]

thank you!! Help so much

[@user-uc9eu8ic2p]

Perfect! Thanks

[@tahiking-hazel603]

nice - better than other ways I've done it, ie card covering then . . . . . . ..😴 this is fast and simple. More tips and tricks please

[@JumpUpJumpUpandPowerPlatform]

Real clev. love it.

What if instead of filter the values from a slicer I select a record directly from the Table? Is it possible to build something similar but by selecting one record from the Table?

[@LCDRmikecorrigan]

Awesome! You rock! Can you do this with Text also?

[@user-hk7qv4wy5w]

Hi is there way to change the (blank) to a hyphen?

[@surbhikshah2423]

isn’t there way to add 0 by default if it is blank This is great but it works only if you want null

[@abbasthegreat5]

ColumnName = COUNT('Table'[Id])+0 More better solution instead of changing backgroud