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Hi,
I export the data from visual using these two methods, but get different results:
Left is exported to CSV, right is exported to Excel:
Exported to Excel is the right result, as the sum of column B should be 100% (CSV result to 100.1%)
I expeted whether user select exported to CSV or Excel , the result should be same.
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Hi @max_song_GX The issue might CSV exports raw data from the model, while Excel exports formatted, aggregated data, causing discrepancies like incorrect column sums.
You could try pre-aggregating or rounding values in the Power BI data model or applying consistent formatting within the visual to ensure the data exported to both CSV and Excel matches accurately.
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Hi @max_song_GX The issue might CSV exports raw data from the model, while Excel exports formatted, aggregated data, causing discrepancies like incorrect column sums.
You could try pre-aggregating or rounding values in the Power BI data model or applying consistent formatting within the visual to ensure the data exported to both CSV and Excel matches accurately.
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