When you add a field to a view that contains values with more precision than Tableau can model, a warning icon
is displayed in the bottom right corner of the status bar. For example,
a value in the database may have 22 decimal places but Tableau only
supports up to 15. When you add that field to the view, you get a
precision warning. If you click on the warning, you can read more
details including the number of decimal places that have been truncated
in the view.
Remember that the precision of the data displayed in
Tableau will always first be dependent on the data in your database. If
the values in your database exceed 15 decimal places, when you add them
to the view, the value is truncated and a precision warning appears.
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