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Hi All,
I have attached 2 images below.
They are both in the same table, just different regions. The problem is, for the region EMEA, I need to apply exchange rates. Hence I have used the formula below:
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous Your images are too small to read. Try this:
R+ Order Value =
VAR __MaterialValue = LOOKUPVALUE('R+ Orders'[Material Value in-week],'R+ Orders'[PartPlantbyYearWeekNum],'Part File'[PartPlantbyYearweekNum])
VAR __ExchangeRate = 'Part File'[Exchange Rates]
RETURN
IF(ISBLANK(__ExchangeRate),__MaterialValue,DIVIDE(__MaterialValue,__ExchangeRate,0))
@Anonymous Your images are too small to read. Try this:
R+ Order Value =
VAR __MaterialValue = LOOKUPVALUE('R+ Orders'[Material Value in-week],'R+ Orders'[PartPlantbyYearWeekNum],'Part File'[PartPlantbyYearweekNum])
VAR __ExchangeRate = 'Part File'[Exchange Rates]
RETURN
IF(ISBLANK(__ExchangeRate),__MaterialValue,DIVIDE(__MaterialValue,__ExchangeRate,0))
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