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Hi, just setting up my first report. So far so good but...
In TableA I have a Revenue figure and Currency Code, in TableB I have a Currentcy Code and Exchange Rate to EUR.
I've linked Table A and TableB on the Currency Code after converting them to be Text columns.
I'd like a column in Table A to be the converted Revenue, when I add a Column or Measure to TableA I cannot reference columns in TableB.
I guess I'm missing something obvious, any suggestions welcome.
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Hi peb71b,
It sounds like the join should work. You may want to check to make sure that the relationship is marked as active. If you double click on the arrow connecting the table a box will pop up with the relationship information. Here you can check the box 'Make this relationship active.'
Ryan
You can use merge queries and here are the step
Step 1 - click merge queries
Step 2 - link table on currency field
Step 3 - select field you want from merge table in this case it fx rate
Step 4 - you will see fx coloumn
Step 5 - add calculated column
Step 6
I hope it is helpful and get you going.
Thanks,
P
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Hi peb71b,
It sounds like the join should work. You may want to check to make sure that the relationship is marked as active. If you double click on the arrow connecting the table a box will pop up with the relationship information. Here you can check the box 'Make this relationship active.'
Ryan
Sadly still the same problem. Wondering if its related to using SharePoint Online Lists as the source. Will try again with a Excel/Access source and see if the same process works.
You can use merge queries and here are the step
Step 1 - click merge queries
Step 2 - link table on currency field
Step 3 - select field you want from merge table in this case it fx rate
Step 4 - you will see fx coloumn
Step 5 - add calculated column
Step 6
I hope it is helpful and get you going.
Thanks,
P
Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!
Learn Power BI and Fabric - subscribe to our YT channel - Click here: @PowerBIHowTo
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Many thanks for the comments. Checking Links and using Merge solved my issues. Full steam ahead now.
Thanks Ryan, I'm going to start from scratch and build it up slow, good to know I'm on the right lines.
Ok, feel free to post again if you still have the issue. My suggestion was just one possible solution.
Ryan
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