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Hi
I have a simple calculation which divides one number by a second number and then puts the result into buckets. However i have found results in the wrong bucket because some simple divisions are coming up with some strange answers.
I tried the same, but Power BI does not allow me to show more than 15 decimal places. So I am getting 3. In your case, it is 16.
I think this is true with all decimal place calculation. Ultimately these calculations happen in binary were decimal place has an accuracy level.
It does display as 3 for me too, but if I try to use a logic operator it doesn't come out right. If you try a calculated column like 'test_calc = 3.3/1.1 = 3'. It will be False
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