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I have the following two Tables:
1. Transactions (Sharepoint Online)
2. CurrencyRates (Excel Table)
The Transactions table has (among others) Columns for CurrencyType and Amount
The CurrencyRates Table has two Columns, CurrencyType and Rate
I want to create a new Calculated Column in the Transactions Table, where I can multiply the Amount with the corresponding Rate from the CurrencyRates table.
Thanks any help with this will be greatly appreciated.
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Hello,
I assume you already added those two tables to your Data Model.
So you just have to relate the Currency Type Columns.
Then you can either add a Calculated Column =[Amount]*RELATED([Rate])
or you can create a Measure TotalEXR:=SUMX(TransactionTable,[Amount]*RELATED([Rate]))
Best regards
@Floriankx Thank you very much, really appreciated. I used the Calculated Column and it worked a treat.
Hello,
I assume you already added those two tables to your Data Model.
So you just have to relate the Currency Type Columns.
Then you can either add a Calculated Column =[Amount]*RELATED([Rate])
or you can create a Measure TotalEXR:=SUMX(TransactionTable,[Amount]*RELATED([Rate]))
Best regards
@Floriankx Thank you very much, really appreciated. I used the Calculated Column and it worked a treat.
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