Hi Sarah,
Try to multiply the value within you median function with 1.0 . This will force Celonis to use the float datatype. In older versions it otherwise keeps it as integer.
Best regards,
Pol

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Hi Pol,
thank you for the tip. Unfortunately, the calculation remains at 4.00, even if the datatype actually adapts itself by multiplying it. Im also surprised that even when I entering numbers manually, I only get .00 value back. Have tried it in desktop version 4.4 as well as in cloud version.
Best regards,
Sarah

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Hi @Sarah_ForThesis,
in Celonis Process Mining 4.4 you should calculate it the following way:

141943.00/31248.00

If you would have used 141943.00/31248 (float divided by integer) then the result what have led to an integer and mulitplying it by 1.0 would also not have helped.
The correct set up for the Single KPI should look in CPM4.4 that way (please also use ,.4f as the correct annotation)

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In the Intelligent Business Cloud and CPM4.5 you should calculate it the following way to get your result with decimals.
What is the difference to CPM4.4? The logic has changed and always an float is provide from the engine and not based on the datatypes you put in.

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Hope that solves the issue on all products you are operating.
Best
Michael

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Hello Michael,
perfect, that fixes the problem, when I calculate with manual inputs. Thank you!
If you also have any idea how it works on KPIs like Median or AVG let me know please. If not, at least I can work with manual inputs.
Greetings
Sarah

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Hi Sarah,
the Median should return a non-rounded value; it returns the middle element of a column. So I guess in your example from above, your median element is 4.00
For Average, you can multiply the column with 1.0 before applying AVG to get the float value:
AVG("table"."column"*1.0)
Best,
David

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Thank you David, that explains a lot.
I was thinking the wrong way!
Thank you all for your Help

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