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Almantas32
Helper II
Helper II

1E + 308

Hey guys, 

 

I I am trying to calculate the Rate of Leads Comming in and Out of the sales pipeline, but I have problems showing it in a chart. In the table the rate is shown correctlly, but in the chart it is all messed up and 1E + 308 giberish appears. What am I doing wrong?

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Appreciate the help. 

 

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Thanks for the reply, turned out what I actualy wanted was to not show the infinity result, or show it as a such, Changing the formula from 

Rate Lead In/Out = [Count Leads In] / [Count Leads Out] to
Rate Lead In/Out = DIVIDE([Count Leads In], [Count Leads Out]), 
 
did the trick I think. At least for now. 
 
Thanks again.

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v-xicai
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Almantas32 ,

 

You may select on the [Rate Lead In/Out],  go to Column tools or Measure tools, se the data type as Decimal number, also set decimal places for it.

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Best Regards,

Amy 

 

Community Support Team _ Amy

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Thanks for the reply, turned out what I actualy wanted was to not show the infinity result, or show it as a such, Changing the formula from 

Rate Lead In/Out = [Count Leads In] / [Count Leads Out] to
Rate Lead In/Out = DIVIDE([Count Leads In], [Count Leads Out]), 
 
did the trick I think. At least for now. 
 
Thanks again.
amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Almantas32 , check the data type a source. Correct it in power BI in edit transformation mode.

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