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I am having a weird rounding issue. My visual will not show the actual value that is in the dataset.
The expected value it should show i the visual is 0.5 - but no matter what i try it stays at 1.0. I have tried changing the formatting in the data source and in the dataset, added decimal places to 2. Tried a custom column and tried creating a new visual. I believe it was changing the decimal places to 2 that fixed it last night but today in trying that its not budging.
Visual (displaying incorrectly):
Datasource (Sharepoint List) displays correctly and says 0.5:
Dataset (displays correctly 0.5):
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
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In Power Query, is it being set to whole number type? Sometimes with the auto-type assignment if it only finds whole numbers in the first x rows it'll do that and you have to manually go change it to decimal in that first change-type step in Power Query. If it's whole number and you've added decimal places, it would present as you describe. 🙂
Thank you a million @christinepayton ! waking up this morning and switching one of the columns from whole number to decimal number again coupled with with the setting 2 decimal places seems to have fixed it!
I cant say i understand the logic, i only changed whole number to decimal number on one column however it applied the fix across all four columns - so three columns are still set to whole number yet they all changed upon changing one column to decimal number.
In Power Query, is it being set to whole number type? Sometimes with the auto-type assignment if it only finds whole numbers in the first x rows it'll do that and you have to manually go change it to decimal in that first change-type step in Power Query. If it's whole number and you've added decimal places, it would present as you describe. 🙂
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