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Hi,
I would like to calculate the ytd value for the following tables under consideration of the different monthly Exchange rates:
Turnover
| Year month key | Value |
| 202201 | 1000 |
| 202202 | 2000 |
Exchange rates
| Year month key | Rate |
| 202201 | 1.1 |
| 202202 | 1.2 |
Reult shoud be:
1.1 * 1000 + 1.2 * 2.000
Is there a simple DAX solution which solves my problem with a measure?
Thanks for your support!
BR
Hi lukmtb08. Considering you have a relationship between those tables and assuming the year month is unique column key for exchange rates, you can build something like this:
Sum value new rates =
SUMX(
Turnover,
Turnover[Value] * RELATED('Exchange rates'[keyRate])
)
Once you have the sumarization of the rates and values you can calculate YTD
YTD new rates =
CALCULATE(
[Sum value new rates]
, DATESYTD( CalendarTable[Date] )
)
That should make it work. If you have a different model than my assumption please show us more to help you.
I hope that helps,
Happy to help!
Dear ibarrau, thank you very much! It works fine.
One additional question 🙂
We do not have date fields as we report just monthly data. Therefore we have Reporting months (1-12).
Can we calculate the YTD value based on a slicer for the Reporting months.
Example.
Slicer = Month 10
-> YTD measure should calculate the values for 1-10
Is possibile to add a calculate expression?
Example:
Sum value new rates YTD =
Calculate(
SUMX(
Turnover,
Turnover[Value] * RELATED('Exchange rates'[keyRate])
), Table[Month] <= Selectedvalue Table[Month])
)
Thanks you for your support! 🙂
Hi. You still can use YTD if you make changes on your model. Create a calendar table to use YTD. Then add a new column for the table with monthly value. Convert the period format 2022-05 to the first day of the month like 2022-05-01. Once you have that date you can relate it with the calendar like any date to use time intelligence measures.
I hope that make sense.
Happy to help!
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