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This is what derives the above value:
Pro Max = MAXX('Combined Table', [Total PCount])
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Finally this is what helped
= [dtd] => RangeStart and [dtd] < RangeEnd
Before I was doing the =>RangeStart and [dtd] <= RangeEnd which was causing the duplication I guess. Found an article that helped me fix this.
Finally this is what helped
= [dtd] => RangeStart and [dtd] < RangeEnd
Before I was doing the =>RangeStart and [dtd] <= RangeEnd which was causing the duplication I guess. Found an article that helped me fix this.
I checked all the above suggestions and it is still the same. To be specific the publised data looks like the desktop but when it is refreshed on the web the value changes.
Is there any other way for me to present this sum?
I need to show the total of two columns for that day that year ( would be any year selection) .
126235 (o_prot_count) + 367493 (a_prot_count) = 493728
Hi @sraj ,
What happens if you click on the Reset to default button?
Also can you ensure that you have got the last version of PBI Desktop installed?
Then open the file, save it and upload it again and see if that resolves your issue?
I have also found a similar psot, please refer to it to see if it helps you.
Data Values Changing after publishing - Microsoft Power BI Community
If it still does not help, please provide more details.
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Polly
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