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As you see in the image above, the [Total billed] column is the product of [total hours] * [Hourly Rate], the first result is fine, the second one, however, is very wrong, as 3,17 * 30 equals 95,10.
The full measure is:
Total billed = SUMX('back_office project_role_rate', [Total Hours in Jira]*[Hourly Rate])
I don't know why this happens, I tried converting to different data formats, changing rounding, chaging the DAX formula, adding like 10 decimal places, but the result is still wrong.
What could be the problem?
@Anonymous try to convert data type in transformation tab.
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