Tag: DAX

Power BI Custom Sort Using DAX

Power BI Custom Sort Using DAX - Enterprise DNA

Many people believe that we cannot perform Power BI custom sort using DAX, but that is not true. DAX can absolutely guarantee sort, and it’s actually pretty simple to do. In today’s blog, I will show you how you can easily do exactly that. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom

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Best Power BI Dashboard Design Tips

Best Power BI Dashboard Design Tips - Enterprise DNA

Creating effective and visually appealing Power BI reports is essential for communicating data to stakeholders. However, designing a Power BI report can be a challenging task, especially when trying to balance aesthetics and functionality. In this blog post, we will discuss the best Power BI dashboard design tips that will ensure that your information is

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Power BI Tips And Tricks For Your Reports

Power BI Tips And Tricks For Your Reports - Enterprise DNA

To avoid falling into the trap of creating ineffective reports, I would like to share with you a selected number of Power BI tips and tricks that will definitely help when building your Power BI report. There are three main reasons for ineffective reports: the lack of context, trying to communicate too much, and inability

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Enhance Your Report With The Laws Of UX

Enhance Your Report With The Laws Of UX - Enterprise DNA

When aiming to create astonishing reports, following the laws of UX is a must. The laws of UX are the most important principles you need to know and consciously implement inside your Power BI report because they will guide the design of your report and story. For this tutorial, let’s focus on the laws of

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UNION DAX Function Vs Power Query

UNION DAX Function Vs Power Query - Enterprise DNA

In this tutorial, you’ll learn a DAX optimization technique using the UNION function. This tutorial will compare the performance of the UNION function versus Power Query and other techniques for combining tables. The UNION function combines two tables into a single table by combining their rows and removing any duplicate rows. The example in this

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