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I have those numbers in my report:
12
1,05
7,3456
1
12,88989898
Power BI automatically rounds to 2 decimals, I know that you can put fix decimalas, but I want to avoid 12,00000000
Do you know how to display original values?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous so you want to display the number as listed in the "display" in your reply? If yes, then it is not possible.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Is it like this?
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Has your problem been solved?
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Lionel Chen
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@Anonymous until you change the data type to text in PQ, but then you will not be able to use it in any aggregation.
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@Anonymous so you want to display the number as listed in the "display" in your reply? If yes, then it is not possible.
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@Anonymous sorry I'm confused, your original data has value 12 then what is the number 12,88989898
Sorry, it is not clear, how the raw data looks like, how you want to display it.
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Those were random numbers from my dataset can be also
Original:
1. 12
2. 1,05
3. 7,3456
4. 1
5. 12,88989898
Display:
1. 12
2. 1,05
3. 7,3456
4. 1
5. 12,88989898
What I have now:
1. 12,00000000
2. 1,05000000
3. 7,34560000
4. 1,00000000
5. 12,88989898
Thanks, I know I can do that but I do not want to have 12,00000000 I like to see original 12 (thats in the query).
Is it even possible?
Hi @Anonymous ,
Is it like this?
Best regards,
Lionel Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Anonymous change the decimal places, instead of keeping decimal places to 2, change it to 8 or 10, depending on you need
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