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NaN%
Percentages should always be numeric, and extremely small percentages should be some formatting of zero.
When putting together an aggregation where a certain value was essentially 0% (2.744906525058769E-8), it was displayed as NaN%.
0%
2.744906525058769E-8
Not a major issue, but this seems likely to show up whenever there are major outliers / edge cases.
6.1.4
133
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Expected Behavior
Percentages should always be numeric, and extremely small percentages should be some formatting of zero.
Current Behavior
When putting together an aggregation where a certain value was essentially
0%
(2.744906525058769E-8
), it was displayed asNaN%
.Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
NaN%
for the value with a very small percentageContext
Not a major issue, but this seems likely to show up whenever there are major outliers / edge cases.
Your Environment
6.1.4
133
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: