For the table renderer, use FmtValue for those cells that derive from calculated measures (Rather than Value). This is a precaution for SAP/HANA, which renders the value in cells for calculated members of the string type as if they are numbers, which so their value ends up being 0 In those cases the fmtValue does hold a proper string value so we use that. (for the "real" measures we want to keep using the actual value - we think that is more useful than the formatted value, esp. when exporting to excel)
For the table renderer, use FmtValue for those cells that derive from calculated measures (Rather than Value).
This is a precaution for SAP/HANA, which renders the value in cells for calculated members of the string type as if they are numbers, which so their value ends up being 0
In those cases the fmtValue does hold a proper string value so we use that.
(for the "real" measures we want to keep using the actual value - we think that is more useful than the formatted value, esp. when exporting to excel)

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