The INTERSECT function in Power BI is an advanced table function and to understand how it works, you will want to get much better at understanding virtual tables. Virtual tables are a key concept when utilizing DAX measures within Power BI. What the INTERSECT function does specifically is that it allows you to – within a
RANKX is a very unique DAX function that requires a deeper level of thinking around its logic and also in how it actually works when running a calculation in a particular context (for example a table or chart inside of Power BI). Each different parameter within the RANKX function can change the way in which it
I want to touch on a really important topic within this tutorial. In many of the showcase demos that Enterprise DNA releases across webinars, summits, and to Enterprise DNA members you will see that the use of measure groups is extensive. There is a very good reason why measure groups have been implemented in all
In this tutorial, I will show you how you can get started with ‘What If’ parameters inside of Power BI. Using this great feature will require you to spend some time thinking quite deeply about the data setup that you currently have in your data model. ‘What If’ parameters have to work over certain values
In this example, I dive into one of the most advanced DAX functions in Power BI called TREATAS. If you can understand TREATAS, you’ll see that it has so many applications for you across all reports and dashboards which you might be creating inside of Power BI desktop. TREATAS will helps greatly in the simplification of
