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Anonymous
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Disable Exponent format in Card Visualization

I'm having difficulty with making a card display as 0.00.

 

This is as the card displays now.

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However, the same column displays as 0.00 in a table on the same report page.

 

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For the card visualization, I've made sure to set it to 2 decimal places.

 

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And the column is set at the Data Level to display as a decimal number with only 2 decimal places. 

 

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Yet for some reason, it still displays a very small decimal in exponential form on the card visualization. Is there a way to fix this so it just reads 0.00?

 

Thanks

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Anonymous
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I think this is caused by floating point imprecision.

 

Try changing your data type to a currency type, seeing as how you're apparently working with money:

 

2017-10-03_09-58-23.png

 

Rather, you ought to do this at the query level, changing the data type to a fixed decimal type, which you ought to be doing anyway when working with money (I'm unsure if the currency format changes your underlying data to a fixed decimal type; do this if the first option doesn't help):

 

PBIDesktop_2017-10-03_10-01-31.png

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Anonymous
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In the card formating pane make display unit as Auto.then it work

chethan
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Resolver III

@Anonymous Use the Below mentioned DAX

 

Client Paid = FORMAT(SUM(Table1[Billed]),"00000")

 

Regards,

Chetan K

Anonymous
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I think this is caused by floating point imprecision.

 

Try changing your data type to a currency type, seeing as how you're apparently working with money:

 

2017-10-03_09-58-23.png

 

Rather, you ought to do this at the query level, changing the data type to a fixed decimal type, which you ought to be doing anyway when working with money (I'm unsure if the currency format changes your underlying data to a fixed decimal type; do this if the first option doesn't help):

 

PBIDesktop_2017-10-03_10-01-31.png

tjd
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Impactful Individual

Try changing the Display Units setting on the card well from Auto to None.

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