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# Currency Conversion for Tables

This guide explains how you can customize currency related columns on a table to show various currencies without changing the underlying data. Every column you’ve set to **Currency** is multiplied by that rate and shown with the target currency symbol (e.g. €, £). Conversion applies to the **table view**, **aggregation/totals row**, **exports** (Excel/CSV), and **copy**.

**Note**:

* Only columns whose **format is set to Currency** are converted. Other columns (numbers, percentages, text) are unchanged.
* You configure conversion **once per visualization** (table, pivot table, or metric card). All currency-formatted columns in that visualization use the same target currency and rate.

### Steps to set currency conversion:

1. Switch to **Edit** mode, hover on the table and click on the **Settings** icon to open the visualization settings panel.
2. Click the **General** tab and scroll down to the **Currency Conversion** section
3. Select your **Target Currency** from the dropdown or click **Other (custom)** if your favoured currency is unavailable in the list.

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1. If you select **Other (custom)**, input your favored **currency code** and **symbol**.<br>

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2. Once you have selected your **Target Currency**, manually enter the **Exchange Rate** for that currency.
3. All the changes will be automatically saved and applied to the visualization, this will persist across different chart types (e.g. Table, Bar Chart, Line, etc).<br>

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