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thebigbamf
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Visualization Card Rounds Value, Need Exact Number From Excel source

I am working on a dashboard and would like an exact value from the sheet but it rounds.

 

SOURCE:  Employees put in KPI metrics into an excel spreadsheet on Sharepoint.  I use Power BI to injest the excel spreadsheet.

 

DATA:

thebigbamf_0-1701365513032.png

 

MEASURE CODE:

Monthly Telecom Uptime = LASTNONBLANKVALUE(Telecom[Date],sum(Telecom[Telecom % Telecom Uptime]))
 
OUTPUT:
thebigbamf_1-1701365566495.png

 

What I would like to see (I dont care if it has a % after it or not I can put it in the title) is an easy way to fix this so it shows the 99.999 Uptime instead of rounding to 100.

 

I have tried to change the visualization on the card from AUTO to NONE under Display Units as well as modified the value decimal place and that did not change anything but add the decimal places.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Thank you!

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TheoC
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@thebigbamf  in the visual pane settings, you can go to the value and increase the number of decimal places you want in the visual.  Just set it to 4, 5 or whatever the decimal values go to.

 

TheoC_0-1701367296942.png

 

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TheoC
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@thebigbamf  in the visual pane settings, you can go to the value and increase the number of decimal places you want in the visual.  Just set it to 4, 5 or whatever the decimal values go to.

 

TheoC_0-1701367296942.png

 

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Also, if you are as passionate about Power BI, DAX and data as I am, please feel free to reach out if you have any questions, queries, or if you simply want to connect and talk to another data geek!

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Thank you!  I had it set to 2, but once I put it to 4 or 5 it broke it out. 

@thebigbamf  good to know it worked mate!

 

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