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I"m building a dashboard that will identify missing values for three data points: Billing, Reason, Origin. They are all text and do not contain numbers.

How do I construct a calculated column I can use with a visual to display the missing information?

Here is the mess I created that is not working:

Missing Values = IF(
Dataset[Billing] = "" || Dataset[Billing] = BLANK(),
"Missing Billing",
Dataset[Billing] &&

IF(
Dataset[Reason] = "" || Dataset[Reason] = BLANK(), || Dataset[Reason] = BLANK(),
"Missing Reason",
Dataset[Reason] && 
    
IF(
Dataset[Origin] = "" || Dataset[Matter Origin] = BLANK(),
"Missing Origin",
Combined[Origin]

)

I'm expecting the column to display what is missing from each row.

Ultimately, I'd like the data to be displayed like this after I figure out how to create the column so I can create the visual.

dashboard concept

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  • PowerQuery should be more suitable for this use case than DAX, assuming you refer to missing information in the source table regardless any interaction on the dashboard (as you mentioned calculated column). With PowerQuery you can define a helper column for each of the columns of interests to indicate the respective missing information, then merge these helper columns into one “calculated” column with the concatenated information. Commented Feb 7 at 7:39
  • could you pls provide some sample data and expected output? Commented Feb 10 at 9:14
  • I edited my post w/ a concept photo. The formatting in my original post was incorrect (my bad, I'm new here and am still figuring out the site). Commented Feb 11 at 16:12
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