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@BIbeginner,
You can create column using DAX below.
Column = FORMAT ( Table[Amount], "#,##0,,M" )
Alternatively, you can directly create visuals using Amount column, then change the display unit to Million.
If the above steps don't help, please share sample data of your amount column.
Regards,
Lydia
@BIbeginner,
You can create column using DAX below.
Column = FORMAT ( Table[Amount], "#,##0,,M" )
Alternatively, you can directly create visuals using Amount column, then change the display unit to Million.
If the above steps don't help, please share sample data of your amount column.
Regards,
Lydia
Hi there,
the figures in my table are actually all k euro. So what I'm looking for is essentially the numerical value of say 4,123 in my table to be potrayed as 4.1M euro instead of how power BI is reading it as a literal 4.1k euro. I don't blame it, but I'm looking for a way around this by custom formatting my data manually. since the 4,123 in my table is a figure represented as k euro. Can anyone please help me ? Thanks.