Total of two different currencies in two columns

[snajam]

Dears,

I need help in Power BI,

I have three currencies in my table and I want to show the total of each currency in the Dashboard & Reports, also want to split columns for each currency.

Please assist me ASAP.

[Nathaniel_C · Accepted solution]

Hello @snajam ,
If I understand your request, you would like to display the total of each currency in a visual and divide the coins into columns. You don't give us much direction, so I'll give you some options. I created a table based on your description. If you add that to Power BI, it's easy to place the columns in a visual and create what you're asking for.

You can create rows or columns with totals.

If you instead want each currency to be represented on a card by itself, here is a measure.

Total of Currency 1 = CALCULATE(SUM(CURR[Amount]),CURR[Currency]="Currency 1")

Or if you prefer a table with the columns already created and the totals in each column as below screenshot shown, you can pivot the columns.

Go to the Transform tab, click Pivot, and fill in the card as shown below.

I

Let me know if you have any questions.

If this solves your problems, mark it as the solution, so others can easily find it. Kudos 👍are nice too.
Nathaniel

[snajam]

Thanks a lot, Ashish

[Ashish_Mathur · Accepted solution]

Hello

Create an array visual and drag Currency to the column labels. Write this measure

•SUM(Data[Total Cost])

I hope this helps.

[Nathaniel_C · Accepted solution]

Hello @snajam ,
If I understand your request, you would like to display the total of each currency in a visual and divide the coins into columns. You don't give us much direction, so I'll give you some options. I created a table based on your description. If you add that to Power BI, it's easy to place the columns in a visual and create what you're asking for.

You can create rows or columns with totals.

If you instead want each currency to be represented on a card by itself, here is a measure.

Total of Currency 1 = CALCULATE(SUM(CURR[Amount]),CURR[Currency]="Currency 1")

Or if you prefer a table with the columns already created and the totals in each column as below screenshot shown, you can pivot the columns.

Go to the Transform tab, click Pivot, and fill in the card as shown below.

I

Let me know if you have any questions.

If this solves your problems, mark it as the solution, so others can easily find it. Kudos 👍are nice too.
Nathaniel