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Hello,
I am trying to reproduce in Power BI some formulas that already exist in Excel (as Calculated Columns from the Modeling tab).
I successfully reproduced many of them but I am stuck on a "EXP" function.
Here's what I have in Excel :
=EXP(EXP(([my column]-10,975)/14,534))-0,8
in Power BI, I have an error when I try the to use EXP function, for instance on column E2. E2 = EXP[E 1]).what is wrong with my formula ?
Error :
"An argument of function 'EXP' has the wrong data type or the result is too large or too small"
Why does it work in Excel and not in power bi ? It there something bad with data type of [E 1] column ?
Many thanks in advance !
Augustin
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