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Hi,
Is it possible to show both rounding numbers and decimal numbers for the same measure/value column?
If a value is 4.0 then showing 4 and if value 3,5 then showing 3,5, so there is a combination of decimals and whole numbers in the same table/matrix.
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@Anonymous
Select your measure or the column, Under formatting section of the ribbon, apply format #,##0.#
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@Anonymous
Select your measure or the column, Under formatting section of the ribbon, apply format #,##0.#
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This is something I never got to try until today. 🙂
Hi @Anonymous ,
I don't think that 's currently possible. As a workaround, you may create another measure that will render the referenced measure as text with and without decimals. Example:
MEASURE as text =
IF (
//INT rounds down a number to the nearest integer
//if [Measure] is equal to its integer form then return as a whole number else as a decimal
INT ( [Measure] ) = [Measure],
FORMAT ( [Measure], "0" ),
FORMAT ( [Measure], "0.00" )
)
@Anonymous , you may have to create a measure checking that with if , but it might become text
Refer if this can help
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-custom-format-strings
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