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I have a table containing a list of PC's, one of the columns is drive capacity in bytes. (Data export from Intune, via Graph)
How do I create a new column that contains a rounded up value based on the drive capacity?
Same challenge for memory, also in bytes.
Example data:
totalStorageSpaceInBytes |
1021821583360 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
1002444947456 |
1021821583360 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
510770806784 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
286129127424 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
509722230784 |
510586257408 |
261216010240 |
I'd like a new column called 'DriveCapacity' that contains the simplistic Gb calculation from this drive capacity. Such as 1TB or 512GB
What is the syntax of a formula to do this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Blue407 Try this:
Column = ROUNDUP( [totalStorageSpaceInBytes] / 1073741824, 0 ) & "GB"
Thats perfect, thankyou!!
@Blue407 Try this:
Column = ROUNDUP( [totalStorageSpaceInBytes] / 1073741824, 0 ) & "GB"
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