This post will discuss how to identify a filter via xmSQL and the storage engine query in Power BI. You’ll also learn what VertiPaq is doing when you filter on range. This is an important topic because the cardinality of what’s being applied in the filters is the biggest driving force of DAX’s performance. xmSQL
In this blog, I’ll be discussing some more advanced DAX functions to demonstrate what’s possible in Power BI. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. This tutorial will teach you how to visualize the profit contribution of different client tiers using advanced DAX functions. Calculating Total Profits
The Power BI running total is the perfect way to display patterns and changes on a specified data over time. In Power BI, there is a common combination of DAX functions that allow us to create a dynamic cumulative total (sum) on any report page. The DAX formula that we’re about to discuss is easy
