In this blog post, I’ll introduce you to DAX table functions. Table functions are simply DAX functions that return a table. Some of the most common table functions that you can encounter in Power BI are the FILTER, VALUES, and ALL functions. Using these table functions, you can create virtual tables inside Power BI. Physical
Analyzing the data that we have can be difficult if it is not correctly arranged. In this tutorial, I will explain how to transform vertical and horizontal repeated data into a tabular format. We do this so that we can have an easier time analyzing it using Power BI. This tutorial was made to address
This tutorial involves finding out your top customer per product using an advanced Power BI analysis. This example perfectly shows how Power BI can generate practical insights once you utilize it effectively. There’s just no other tool out there that’s as versatile and flexible as Power BI. In Power BI, you can quickly and easily
I’ll go over some interesting concepts that involve using several table functions to optimize your Power BI formulas. I’m going to use an example from the Enterprise DNA Support Forum where one of the members asked if it’s possible to add a filter while using the SUMMARIZE function. This is quite common for scenarios when
In this insightful tutorial, I want to feature the GROUPBY function in Power BI. I’ll demonstrate the different ways that you can use this DAX function. Honestly, I haven’t used the GROUPBY function too often, mainly because there are several ways to solve things in Power BI using other table functions. For instance, I’ve used
