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I have two tables that are not related. One has the trasaction amount (Table 1) and the other has the factor (Table 2) aplies for an origin currency and a destiny currency. The problem is that i made a measure (Amount Currency) that calculate the amount multiplied to the factor according to origin currency in the transaction table (LC in Table 1) and the destiny currency that is selected by the user (DC) and it work when its in a table with all the details (Table 3) but when its not detailed doesnt work (Table 4).
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Then you will need to read this article and see if you can create a virtual relationship. Or talk to the person that manages your SSAS and ask them to create a relationship for you at the source. That is really what should be done.
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MCSA: BI ReportingA couple of things:
Amount Currency Type = SUMX( Table1, Table1[Amount]* RELATED(Table2[FC]) )
That will show in your "Table 4" above, which I think is really a visual and not a table.
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MCSA: BI ReportingI cant make the relationship, because this is an example of an Analysis Services conection to power BI and i cant change the AS
Then you will need to read this article and see if you can create a virtual relationship. Or talk to the person that manages your SSAS and ask them to create a relationship for you at the source. That is really what should be done.
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