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kglende
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Convert currency

I'm trying to convert CAD to USD using month end exchange rate. Below are the tables I am using. How do I use the "rate" (this is a month end rate) in the Echange Rate Table (below) to convert the "amount" column in the bavProjectDtl MMI table (also below)? I was thinking I could use the month name as a pivot point bewteen to the two tables? I tried to use the LOOKUPVALUE fuction in DAX with little success, but I don't know much about that function...Maybe there is a way to drop the exchange rate from the Exchange Rate table into the BavProjectDtl MMI table? If so, I could do a simple multiplication column in that table...

 

Any thoughts would be appreciated!!! 

 

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v-yulgu-msft
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Hi @kglende,

 

If you have created a one to many relationship betwee Echange Rate Table and bavProjectDtl MMI table, you could directly point to the Rate column in bavProjectDtl MMI table.

 

Create a calculated column using this formula:

Rate=Related('Echange Rate'[Rate])

 

If there isn't any relationship between these two tables, you could use LOOKUPVALUE function to create calculated column:

Rate=LOOKUPVALUE('Echange Rate'[Rate],'Echange Rate'[Month],'bavProjectDtl MMI'[Month Name])

 

Best regards,
Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
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v-yulgu-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @kglende,

 

If you have created a one to many relationship betwee Echange Rate Table and bavProjectDtl MMI table, you could directly point to the Rate column in bavProjectDtl MMI table.

 

Create a calculated column using this formula:

Rate=Related('Echange Rate'[Rate])

 

If there isn't any relationship between these two tables, you could use LOOKUPVALUE function to create calculated column:

Rate=LOOKUPVALUE('Echange Rate'[Rate],'Echange Rate'[Month],'bavProjectDtl MMI'[Month Name])

 

Best regards,
Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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