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Syndicate_Admin
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4 years ago
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Problem with calculated column formula when recording

Good morning

I wanted to check if someone when recording a file the program modifies the formula and shows them an error.

I have the following formula in a calculated column that works OK:

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When I save the file, Power Bi automatically modifies the formula (changes the "comma" to a "period") and stops showing me the result:

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Could someone tell me why this happens?

Thanks for the help!

Fred

  • I was doing a couple of tests and found a temporary solution since it seems to me that the ones described in the message above is a Power BI bug.

    So that I do not automatically change the program from "comma" to "period", create a new calculated column that does not have any formula.

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  • I was doing a couple of tests and found a temporary solution since it seems to me that the ones described in the message above is a Power BI bug.

    So that I do not automatically change the program from "comma" to "period", create a new calculated column that does not have any formula.

    • v-easonf-msft's avatar
      v-easonf-msft
      Community Support

      Hi, Syndicate_Admin 

      Thank you for sharing your workaround here.

      By the way, when you create the new calculated column,you can try the 'switch' function to replace 'if'

      e.g

      Fecha para finaciero 2 =
      VAR a =
          FORMAT ( FAC_QueryPeridos[Fecha de entrega], "dddd" )
      VAR b =
          SWITCH (
              a,
              "Lunes", FAC_QueryPeridos[Fecha de entrega] - 3,
              "Mates", FAC_QueryPeridos[Fecha de entrega] - 1,
              .............other conditions,
              "Domingo",FAC_QueryPeridos[Fecha de entrega] - 2
          )
      RETURN
          b
      

       

      Best Regards,
      Community Support Team _ Eason

      • Syndicate_Admin's avatar
        Syndicate_Admin
        Administrator

        Thanks for the suggestion! The formula is much neater!!!

        The thing is, I don't think that's why I changed the character from a "," to a "."

        Best regards!!!