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I have a excel file which has data and some pivot tables in other tabs.
I have made visualizations using it and also replicated the pivot tables in the power BI.
Ever so slightly some places the values wont match and some places it would be matching perfect.
annual total revenue matches but annual totals breakdown by regions do not match.
Margin percentages also sometimes dont match.
Data is confidential so I am not able to share screenshots.
Please Help
Thanks in advance
Solved! Go to Solution.
Turns out formula used were little different in excel file.
Turns out formula used were little different in excel file.
You could start and stay with the currency (Fixed Decimal--4 decimals) data type.
--Nate
@Karnik_- Identifying the precise cause of the discrepancies is challenging as several factors could contribute to the differences. Potential reasons include issues related to business logic calculations, filters or slicers, formatting, data types, time intelligence calculations, or Power Query transformations. To address this, a thorough review of these factors is recommended. By comparing settings, formulas, and data models between Power BI and Excel, you can identify any inconsistencies and work towards resolving the variations in Totals and Percentages.
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Sounds like some floating point stuff.
--Nate
Hi Nate, I have checked the datatypes and made sure that values match. How do I solve it?