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Hi,
I am trying to apply a static currency conversion to a calculated revenue metric for one country, whilst keeping the values the same for all other countries.
The below DAX statement returns the correct revenue values I need:
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@parry2k it's a calculated measure.
I managed to get it working by creating new columns in the raw orders table for the adjusted revenue values based on a simple IF statement, and then creating new measures based on those.
@AdamRobC try this
Net Revenue TEST =
SUMX ( VALUES ( Country[Country] ),
IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Country[Country]) = "Ireland",[Net Revenue] / 1.17,[Net Revenue])
)
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@parry2k thanks for the reply, but the column total is still the same as before 😞
@AdamRobC [New Revenue] is a column or a measure? How you visualize it? What is your data model look like? Share relationship diagram.
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@parry2k it's a calculated measure.
I managed to get it working by creating new columns in the raw orders table for the adjusted revenue values based on a simple IF statement, and then creating new measures based on those.
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