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I've got a table called trandata what has a column called CurrencyDate, and CurrencyCode
There is another tabled called CurRates what has a RateDate and CurrencyCode, and the value I want called SellRate
The CurRates table has unique values in it for each CurrencyCode (values 1-5) and then the Date (RateDate) to give the sellrate (example 1.45)
I'm trying to make a calculated column in trandata called CurrencyRate using the lookupvalue function to retreuve the CurRates[SellRate]...but because I'm trying to match two columns I'm not sure how to write the DAX.
I'm trying to lookup the trandata[CurrencyDate] and trandata[CurrencyCode], reference the CurRates[RateDate] and CurRates[CurrecnyCode] to then display the CurRates[SellRate] in Trandata calculated column CurrencyRate.
Can anyone elighten me on a formula for this?
Thanks!
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Could you create a concatinated column in your CurRates table that brings together the RateDate and CurCode? Then when you do your Lookup, make the lookup value a concatination of CurrencyDate and CurrencyCode?
You might need to check that they format to create the same string, but it should work.
Could you create a concatinated column in your CurRates table that brings together the RateDate and CurCode? Then when you do your Lookup, make the lookup value a concatination of CurrencyDate and CurrencyCode?
You might need to check that they format to create the same string, but it should work.
I was thinking this too...but because its a whole number and date value I thought it might give an odd result. I'll try it out 🙂
Thanks!!
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