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Hi Everyone,
I'm new to Power BI and I'm having some trouble with changing the currency. Some of my data is in USD and some in CAD, I need to convert all the rental costs into USD.
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Hi @sanai1505
Thanks for reaching out to us.
When you have multiple currencies in your sales table, it is common practice to create a currency exchange rate table. Then perform currency conversion in the sales table according to the exchange rate in the rates table.
For example, you can create a custom USD column in Power Query Editor,
(let cur = [currency] in Table.SelectRows(rate, each [currency] = cur)){0}[rate] * [sale]
Or you can create a column with DAX,
DAX Column =
var _rate= CALCULATE(MAX('rate'[rate]),FILTER(ALL('rate'),'rate'[currency]= EARLIER('Table'[currency])))
return _rate*'Table'[sale]
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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Hi @sanai1505
Thanks for reaching out to us.
When you have multiple currencies in your sales table, it is common practice to create a currency exchange rate table. Then perform currency conversion in the sales table according to the exchange rate in the rates table.
For example, you can create a custom USD column in Power Query Editor,
(let cur = [currency] in Table.SelectRows(rate, each [currency] = cur)){0}[rate] * [sale]
Or you can create a column with DAX,
DAX Column =
var _rate= CALCULATE(MAX('rate'[rate]),FILTER(ALL('rate'),'rate'[currency]= EARLIER('Table'[currency])))
return _rate*'Table'[sale]
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
If this post helps, please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @sanai1505
In Power BI desktop, open the Model tab, and check the columns type same as below:
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