In this tutorial, you’ll learn about Power BI Values and how they are generated inside the Power Query Editor. These values have corresponding literals that can be used in codes and expressions to produce results and data. You’ll also learn how and where to apply the values to build a compelling report. Power BI Values
In this tutorial, I’ll discuss how the VALUES Function (DAX) allows you to create useful automation when working on a model with multiple date measures. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. The VALUES function (DAX) returns a one-column table that contains the distinct values from the
I want to introduce you to a group of functions in Power BI called table functions. These functions include FILTER and ALL which we already used or mentioned in other topics. There is a whole range of other table functions which includes functions like VALUES, TOPN, and ADDCOLUMNS. However, we are not going to cover
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
This tutorial will go through an advanced example on the DAX function RANKX in Power BI. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. This is a breakout session from the Learning Summit Workshop in Enterprise DNA Online. The RANKX function gives you valuable insights when you use
