This tutorial will discuss about table value. It’s one of the most common structured values that you can encounter in many Power BI data reports. You’ll learn how to build tables using different expressions in order to obtain specific information and make your report insightful. Creating A Table Value Think of tables as a list
Power BI virtual table is my personal favorite DAX topic. They’re the key to unlocking the full power of DAX. Virtual tables are the only type of tables within Power BI that are fully dynamic, and there are problems that can only be solved by applying virtual table techniques within your measures. You can watch
I want to show you a really simple, but super effective technique to create additional filtering or Power BI dimensions to filter by in your reports. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. There are many places where you can add different dimensions. And when I say
The DAX (Data Analysis Expression) formula language is one of the key pillars in Power BI. Learning DAX might be overwhelming at first. But once you understand how it works, you can level up your analytical insights. The key to getting great insights in your reports is through the use of DAX calculations. For this
In today’s blog post, I want to discuss how you can build additional data dimensions in Power BI. These dimensions can help you filter your data in different ways. On top of that, these dimensions can help you come up with intuitive visualizations later on. This is also the reason why you need to set
