Last week we released a big update to DAX Guide: almost every DAX function now has its own dedicated video on its own dedicated page! Each video introduces one or more new examples, which are also available in the related section on DAX Guide. If you want to try the sample code just click on TRY IT to play with the code in DAX.do, the playground that we announced in the previous newsletter!
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DAX.do - Behind the scenes 23:44 #unplugged Marco Russo

Comment review: First day of sales 17:57 #unplugged Alberto Ferrari

Analyzing the performance of DISTINCTCOUNT in DAX 12:24 Alberto Ferrari

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