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Hi everyone.
I imported a csv into my Power BI project. The data present in the csv has the "." as a separator. and not the comma.
How can I replace the dot with a comma? For example I would need 336.63M to be 336.63
try this
I entered the formula: FORMAT/[Measure];"#.00";"us-EN")
but FORMAT transforms the measurement into text, it doesn't help me with the graphs.
Hi @ACol123
Do the numbers on CSV convert to millions format?
I didn't understand the example that you gave...
can you share please a few rows of data?
Hi @ACol123
You can use Subsitute function like below for replace . with ,
Total = SUBSTITUTE(MIN([amount],".",",")
If this not what you are ex
pecting then provide the input data and expected out in excel form.
If my post helps please give kudos and accept it as a solution!
thanks
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