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We have a dashboard with conditional formatting on a value.
< 4.70 the cell turns yellow.
>= 4.70 the cell turns light green.
The expression that is evaluated is SumOfScore ( Decimal ) / CountOfScores ( Int ).
The oddity is that at the value of 4.7 ( 84.6 / 18 ) the cell is being colored yellow.
I came up with a work around - but I'd love to understand why if someone knows. I suspect that it has something to do with the data types, but with a value that Excel says is 4.7000000000 I'm at a loss as to why PowerBI is evaluating that as something less then 4.7.
Turns Cell Yellow
Solved! Go to Solution.
Decimal numbers are always approximations. Use ROUND etc to force the result of a division to snap to an integer.
Decimal numbers are always approximations. Use ROUND etc to force the result of a division to snap to an integer.
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