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Hello,
I find it odd that
when I use the fomula: Total of Initial & Ext = SUM('DAC datasource'[Initial Total])+SUM('DAC datasource'[Ext Increase])
The total shows :
Then I take SUM off : Total of Initial & Ext = 'DAC datasource'[Initial Total]+'DAC datasource'[Ext Increase]
It gave me correct sum :
I would've thought both should return the same result or is it I misunderstood SUM function. Hope you could help me clarify.
Ps There is no filter applied so no hidden rows.
Many thanks in advance,
Anna
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Hi @AnnaFenton
Power BI removes duplicate rows from a table visual by default. This is due to Power BI being a aggragation tool. You may refer to below picture.
You may try to add index column to provide the uniqueness of rows.
Regards,
Cherie
Hi @AnnaFenton
Power BI removes duplicate rows from a table visual by default. This is due to Power BI being a aggragation tool. You may refer to below picture.
You may try to add index column to provide the uniqueness of rows.
Regards,
Cherie
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