In this tutorial, you’ll learn about various keywords and functions in DAX Studio with a specific query example for each one. Specifically, you’ll learn about the ORDER BY and START AT keywords, along with the TOPNSKIP and ADDMISSINGITEMS functions. DAX Query Example: ORDER BY Keyword The ORDER BY keyword allows you to sort a dataset.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn about the TABLE keyword in DAX Studio. The TABLE keyword allows you to create tables inside your DAX query. This is a continuation of a series of tutorials on the different keywords that you can use when creating DAX queries. Before diving into this topic, make sure to read first
Another important keyword to learn when using DAX Studio is the COLUMN keyword. In simplest terms, the COLUMN keyword allows you to create and mimic a calculated column in DAX Studio. The following examples are a few of the ways you can use COLUMN in your codes in DAX Studio. Basic Example For this example,
In this tutorial, we’ll look at the DAX Studio Keyword, MEASURE. Before diving into this topic, be sure to read first on the EVALUATE and DEFINE keywords. The example query used in this tutorial is a continuation of these two keywords. Ideally, the base measure shouldn’t be written as COUNTROWS for the Sales Table. Instead,
After EVALUATE, the next one you need to learn is the DEFINE keyword. In this tutorial, we’ll go through an overview of what the DEFINE keyword is, and how it’s used in DAX Studio. Specific examples are discussed along the way. Using the DEFINE Keyword In DAX Studio DEFINE is a keyword that defines entities
