Calculating Running Total using currency exchange rate, per year

[stefans2403]

Hi PBI Community,

I am trying to calculate cummulative amount using conversion rate of last date of year or last date in selected period , per year:

 

Thing is, as shown in ss below, Total cummulative amount is calculated only using rate of rate of 31.12.2016, while I am trying to force DAX to use rate of 31.12.2015 for cummulative amount at end of 2015 (=26,111,090) and 31.12.2016 rate for amount in accumulated in 2016 (5,648,555):

So, I need a help on how to calculate Cummulative Amount EUR using currency exchange rate of last day of year or day of year if some other day is selected?

Thank you

[Greg_Deckler]

Sample data please.

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[stefans2403]

Hi Greg,

Here is the pbix with sample data: Sample PBIX

And here are the numbers of what am I getting and what is expected result with filter set on 02/02/2017:

Best Regards,

Stefan

[stefans2403]

This is what I managed to calcuate:

Amount Cumulative = 
CALCULATE (
    SUM('dwh FactGLbs'[Amount]),
    FILTER ( ALLEXCEPT(DimDate,DimDate[Year] ), 'DimDate'[Date] <= MAX ( 'DimDate'[Date] ))
)

and conversion:

Amount Cummulative EUR = 
VAR CurrentExchangeRate =
    CALCULATE (
        MAX ( 'dwh DimCurrencyExchangeRate'[Exchange Rate] ),
        LASTNONBLANK (
            DimDate[Date],
            MAX ( 'dwh DimCurrencyExchangeRate'[Exchange Rate] )
        )
    )
RETURN
    DIVIDE( [Amount Cummulative], CurrentExchangeRate )

but the thing is that I am not getting desired ExchangeRate.

Using this formula, for example, Running Total for 2016 is calculated using SUM('dwh FactGLbs'[Amount]) but is dividied by ExchangeRate of 31/12/2016.

I need Amount Cummulative EUR for 2016 to be calculated like: (SUM('dwh FactGLbs'[Amount] for 2015) * ExchangeRate of 31/12/2015 )+(SUM('dwh FactGLbs'[Amount] for 2016) * ExchangeRate of 31/12/2016 ), etc.

Does anyone have an idea?