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I'm pretty new to Tableau, and am unsure how to implement a feature that's been requested by business users.

We have a report where each row has

• 
  Owner - grouping text field


• 
  Scenario - text field


• 
  Functional Area - text field


• A graph of values over time

Each of these rows (i.e. Scenario) has a dimension named Latest Occurrences, which has the latest integer value from the graph.

I want to have a checkbox filter on the side of the report named "Show empty scenarios" where if it is checked it shows the scenarios where Latest Occurrences >= 0, and if unchecked shows the rows where Latest Occurrences > 0. I'm entirely unsure how to implement this in Tableau, does anyone know how?

I've come up with an answer that allows suppression of non-zero rows, but it's not a checkbox by itself, rather a dropdown with multiple checkboxes. I'll leave this question open in case someone comes up with a way to do that.

My solution, currently, is to create a calculated field called Scenario Issue Status with the following definition:

IF([Latest Occurrences] > 0)
THEN 'Current issues'
ELSE 'No current issues'
END

Then add that as a Filter with "Current Issues" checked and "No current issues" unchecked, make that filter visible, and change the filter type to "Multiple Values (dropdown)". That's about as aesthetic as I can make it, though it's not a simple suppression checkbox.