Tooltip numbers

[govind_021]

Hi all , 
I need one help
can you help me correcting tooltips number format to zero decimal places.
is there any way to handle this

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[suparnababu8 · Accepted solution]

Hello @govind_021 

There is no way to handle this. bcz, there is no option to restrict the tool tip decimal point in Power BI as of now. 

If you want to bring this feature please submit your Idea here: Fabric Ideas - Microsoft Fabric Community

Microsoft may bring up this feature in future based on no of votes getting for this idea. 

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[MasonMA]

Hi @govind_021 

@suparnababu8  is correct! For the percentage in tooltips, it's by default rounded to 2 decimal places.

To make the tooltip consistent with data label, the workaround solution is to create one 'tooltip page' and format the percentage either through Power BI UI as below or DAX. Then use it in your Visuals.

[DataKnightOsaka]

@MasonMA 

Thanks! This sounds a good option! 

[burakkaragoz]

Hi @govind_021 ,

Thanks for reaching out. You can definitely format the tooltip values in your Power BI pie chart to show zero decimal places. Here's how you can do it:

Option 1: Format the Measure

If you're using a measure to calculate the percentage, you can apply formatting directly in DAX:

Formatted Percentage = FORMAT([YourMeasure], "0%")

This will round the percentage to the nearest whole number and display it with a percent sign.

Option 2: Use Tooltip Formatting in the Visual

1. Select your pie chart.
2. In the Visualizations pane, go to the Format section.
3. Expand the Data labels or Tooltips section (depending on your version).
4. Look for Value decimal places or Display units.
5. Set Decimal places to 0.

Option 3: Adjust in the Data Model

If the percentage is calculated in Power Query or the data model, you can round it using:

Rounded Value = ROUND([YourValue], 0)

Then use this field in your tooltip.

For more details, check out the official documentation on Data labels and tooltips in Power BI.

Let me know if you're using a custom tooltip page or need help with a specific DAX formula.

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