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Does anyone know why about 10% of my records fail to join on this ID column, which is comes in from the data source as a decimal format? When I transform it to int, the join works. Here is the merge preview when both columns are in decimal format:
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Change it to integer format first. Decimal has 15 level precision and since PCs are floating point, what looks like to you 3 might be 2.9999999999999 or 3.000000001. You've seen that in Excel.
merging on whole numbers will work fine.
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MCSA: BI ReportingChange it to integer format first. Decimal has 15 level precision and since PCs are floating point, what looks like to you 3 might be 2.9999999999999 or 3.000000001. You've seen that in Excel.
merging on whole numbers will work fine.
DAX is for Analysis. Power Query is for Data Modeling
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