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Adding an intererst rate
- 8 months ago
Hi gra_197
Sure, these are the measures I included in the report. Please review them and share your feedback.
Interest_Rate % = MAX ( InterestRates[Interest Rate %] )Interest Amount = VAR Rate = [Interest_Rate %] / 100 VAR Amount = MAX ( Invoices[Price] ) VAR Days = MAX ( Invoices[Days Overdue] ) RETURN Amount * Rate * Days / 365
If you have any more questions, please let us know and we’ll be happy to help.Regards,
Microsoft Fabric Community Support Team.
You cannot do that in a table. Needs a matrix visual, and it will become awkward quickly if you have more than a handful of invoices and more than a dozen months. Instead, consider aggregating your data (for example by ditching the invoice number details)
I have the date table set up and a relationship created between the two tables however the Interest rates are still not populating.
In order to pull in interest rates,Ive set up the table like so
01/10/2025. 2%
01/11/2025. 3%
01/12/2025. 4%
01/01/2026. 5%
01/01/2026. 6%
And I wonder is the reason it's not pulling the data in,because I have the date as the first of the month and if there are no invoices for this date, it won't pull any data?