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Anonymous
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Table in power query keep rounding numbers

Hello

 

I have a problem with my table, for some reason Power query keeps on rounding my numbers. 

as you see i have the number 3437.50 and when i open the editor it round up to 3438.00

does anybody know why ? 😄

 

 

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Your problem is that in your 2nd line of code, you set that column to an Intger type: "{"Indtægt #(lf)Kredit ", Int64.Type}".  In a subsequent line, you set it to Currency.Type, but at that point it is too late.  Either omit or change the data type for that column in your 2nd line.

 

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Vijay_A_Verma
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Can you please copy and paste the complete query from formula bar which is shown in the picture?

Anonymous
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= Table.TransformColumnTypes(#"Omdøbte kolonner",{{"Betalt dato", type date}, {"Indsat Debet1", Currency.Type}, {"Hævet kredit1", Currency.Type}, {"Indtægt #(lf)Kredit ", Currency.Type}})

 

Hope that will help 😄

Thanks. This didn't help, in fact. Can you please post your complete query from Advanced Editor (or at least from beginning till the above statement)?

Anonymous
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Hope its not to big a problem that som of it is in danish.  

 

Kilde = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Tabel5"]}[Content],


#"Ændret type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Kilde,{{"Faktura dato:", type datetime}, {"Forfalden dato:", type datetime}, {"Salg af ydelser #(lf)eller Vidersalg", type text}, {"Kategori", type text}, {"Beskrivelse ", type text}, {"Indtægt #(lf)Kredit ", Int64.Type}, {"Udgift #(lf)Debet ", Int64.Type}, {"Faktura #(lf) Nr. ", Int64.Type}, {"Betalt dato", type any}}),


#"Omdøbte kolonner" = Table.RenameColumns(#"Ændret type",{{"Indsat Debet", "Indsat Debet1"}, {"Hævet kredit", "Hævet kredit1"}}),


#"Ændret type1" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(#"Omdøbte kolonner",{{"Betalt dato", type date}, {"Indsat Debet1", Currency.Type}, {"Hævet kredit1", Currency.Type}, {"Indtægt #(lf)Kredit ", Currency.Type}})
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Your problem is that in your 2nd line of code, you set that column to an Intger type: "{"Indtægt #(lf)Kredit ", Int64.Type}".  In a subsequent line, you set it to Currency.Type, but at that point it is too late.  Either omit or change the data type for that column in your 2nd line.

 

Anonymous
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Thank you so mutch, that help a lot 😄

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