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Hello,
Anyone could help me out with Custom Column calculation?
Currently, I have a calculation as [Gross_Amount] * [Currency Rate to USD] to get the total amount in USD.
[Currency Rate to USD] is being calculated as merging two tables based on the currency identifier, such as: CLP, GBP, EUR, etc.
I just noticed that if I have Chilean Pesso, my calculations are false, since CLP does not contain a decimal value, so the total amount of this currency is being returned 100 times lower.
I would need somehow to check in my calculation if there exists CLP, then if it does, I need to multiply this field by *100, otherwise, leave other currencies the way they are. Anyone has faced that or have any suggestions on how I could achieve that?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Matas
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Hi,
So I was able to achieve wanted result by googling and also looking at @amitchandak example.
The following solved my issue:
Regards,
Matas
Hi,
So I was able to achieve wanted result by googling and also looking at @amitchandak example.
The following solved my issue:
Regards,
Matas
@Matas ,
a new column in power query
if [currency] <> "CLP" then [Gross_amount]*[Currency Rate to USD] else [Gross_amount]*[Currency Rate to USD] /100
Hi @amitchandak
Thanks for your input.
Could I ask you to be more detailed? Since I do not have this [currency] field and I am merging fields, so after I have merged, I do not think so I can apply <> "CLP", since it was already merged on that before.
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