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Hello,
For this file https://www.dropbox.com/s/6pn9gcjg9zmmu6m/Test%20-%20Less%20than%20filter%20unexpected%20behaviour%2... please can someone tell me why the right table is returning one row? The filter is set to less than 0.4, and the row is showing 0.4 so I'm a bit puzzled 🙂
The file was originally created in December 2021 version of power bi, but I've opened in December 2022 version and resaved, so I think this file includes all bug updates.
Many thanks for any help!
PW
Hi @Mikelytics the decimals are just the formatting on the output for testing. The inputs only have 2 decimal places. Also doing the sum the other way round is 688.80 / 0.4 = 1722.00 exactly so I don't see what decimal numbers could be in the calculation?
Maybe the raw data are like 0,399999999999999999999999999 for one row and fot hte others not? you have so many decimal numbers. Maybe you should do rounding in Power Query to two decimals.
Best regards
Michael
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