Topic: DAX
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DAX is not like M when it comes to data manipulation, and it is not supposed to do that. However, if you need something in DAX similar to Table.FromList in M, this blog post is for you. If you have… Read more
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This article describes the best practices for deciding when to use (and when not to use) KEEPFILTERS in CALCULATE filter arguments. Read more
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We are proud to announce the availability of our new book, Optimizing DAX. Read more
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This article describes how to compare time series that occur in different periods by standardizing the timelines to days since a specific event. Read more
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Almost a year ago, we announced the release of three sections (core concepts, formula engine, and VertiPaq); in November 2023, we released the DirectQuery over SQL section; now, in April 2024, we release the last section of Optimizing DAX about… Read more
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Learn how to use the new DAX window functions (INDEX, OFFSET, and WINDOW) to manipulate tables by sorting and partitioning data. Read more
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This article provides examples of visual calculations where the use of EXPAND and COLLAPSE is required to obtain the correct result. Read more
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This article introduces the two basic visual context navigation functions: EXPAND and COLLAPSE. Read more
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Learn how to use the new Vpax obfuscator to send anonymized VPAX files to DAX Optimizer. Read more: https://www.tabulartools.com/blog/supporting-obfuscation-in-dax-optimizer/ Disclaimer of a potential conflict of interest: Marco Russo is one of the authors of DAX Optimizer and a founder of… Watch now
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Visual calculations are a new feature in DAX that aims to simplify the use of DAX for users by introducing calculations at the visual level rather than at the model level. Read more
