Tag: DAX Measures

Highlight Highest & Lowest Values Using Quick Measure In Power BI

Highlight Highest & Lowest Values Using Quick Measure In Power BI - Enterprise DNA

Quick Measures Pro is a powerful external tool to streamline data analysis and visualization in Power BI. In today’s blog, we will learn how to create a quick measure to highlight the highest and lowest values in the dataset. We will use Quick Measures Pro to create a new measure in Power BI that can

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How To Get Your Dataset’s Top N In Power BI

How To Get Your Dataset's Top N In Power BI - Enterprise DNA

In today’s blog, we will walk you through the process of using Quick Measures Pro to create a custom measure that returns the top N items in Power BI based on a specific metric. It’s a useful technique for data visualization and analysis, allowing you to quickly identify the top performers in your dataset. You can

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Tabular Form In Power BI

Tabular Form In Power BI - Enterprise DNA

Today, you will learn how to calculate the ranking in a tabular form when fields from different dimension tables are brought together inside the table visual. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. Let’s jump onto the Power BI to kick it off.  In this scenario, we

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Power BI Ranking In Hierarchical Form

Calculate Ranking In Hierarchical Form In Power BI - Enterprise DNA

Today, we will learn how to calculate Power BI ranking in a hierarchical form which is a little bit more complex subject in comparison to the concept which we discussed in my previous tutorial. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. In the previous tutorial, we saw

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Using The Query Builder Feature In DAX Studio

Using The Query Builder Feature In DAX Studio - Enterprise DNA

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Query Builder feature to easily create queries and measures in DAX Studio. You can access this by clicking on the Query Builder option found in the Home tab. This opens a new pane where you can specify columns, measures, and filters to create a query. To

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