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Hello,
I am running into a situation where I want to multiply a column with a measure.
Little background:
1. I have data in local currency. I am multiplying it by a conversion factor. I get this conversion factor based off of the latest value of the slicer selected.
2. Now when I put the conversion exchange rate in the table then it calculates it correctly as in Table 1.
3. But if I remove the Conversion Exchange Rate from the table then I get very big value as shown in table 2. I understand it is multiplying based on this formula:
AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary DOLLARS M =
'Wage Inflation Measures'[AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary Loc. Currency M]*HRIS_MD_EXCHANGE_RATES[Conversion Exchange Rate M]
4. How do I force it to use the single conversion rate (in this case .2596) without having that in the table?
pbix: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Gc1JXF_AVR9SeCZk7CgXMQUurHx1CWB6/view?usp=share_link
Thanks in advance,
EZ
Solved! Go to Solution.
@RK_JOB , Multiplication should be done at row level or some grouping , Assuming Conversion Exchange Rate M is also a measure
example
AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary DOLLARS M =
Sumx(Employee, 'Wage Inflation Measures'[AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary Loc. Currency M]*HRIS_MD_EXCHANGE_RATES[Conversion Exchange Rate M])
AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary DOLLARS M =
Sumx(values(Employee[Manager Level]), 'Wage Inflation Measures'[AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary Loc. Currency M]*HRIS_MD_EXCHANGE_RATES[Conversion Exchange Rate M])
Hi @RK_JOB ,
Whether the advice given by @amitchandak has solved your confusion, if the problem has been solved you can mark the reply for the standard answer to help the other members find it more quickly. If not, please point it out.
Looking forward to your feedback.
Best Regards,
Henry
@RK_JOB , Multiplication should be done at row level or some grouping , Assuming Conversion Exchange Rate M is also a measure
example
AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary DOLLARS M =
Sumx(Employee, 'Wage Inflation Measures'[AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary Loc. Currency M]*HRIS_MD_EXCHANGE_RATES[Conversion Exchange Rate M])
AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary DOLLARS M =
Sumx(values(Employee[Manager Level]), 'Wage Inflation Measures'[AVG - Jan 1st EE Avg. Salary Loc. Currency M]*HRIS_MD_EXCHANGE_RATES[Conversion Exchange Rate M])
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