An excellent course for beginners to learn DAX! Thank you!

Throught out most of the lectures, especially Intro to Dax - Measures it really felt like the presenter and the one controlling the screen were not in sync and practiaclly fought with each other. It was quite distracting. In the measures lecture we are told not to include the table name when referring to measures and even in the example they show it doesn't. BUT in my version, presumably newer, it does. Does that mean best practice has changed? I could never get my visualization to look the same in the time intelligence lecture. If I used the matrix, which they did, I would add my two data points to the "rows" section and I would get 2 hierarchies. If I used a table, I didn't get all the summing and nice formatting. Something changed with how PowerBi treats the matrix and I simply couldn't replicate the examples. The last thing is probably the least important but the most annoying of all! As a programmer it was very frustrating to hear "If its not formatted, its not DAX code" or whatever. This is a blatant LIE!! You don't need newlines and you don't need to space out your parentheses in order for it to run. Most code can be written in one line if you want it to. Nobody says "If its not formatted then its not Java Code! Python is the first langauge that even cares about formatting and even it can be written on one line in most instances. Just say its best practice, not that its outright not DAX code.

good cpourse very details

Awesome session on DAX.

Extraordinarily helpful. The examples are very carefully crafted to explain the theory without being overwhelming.

Very simple to understand and comprehensive introduction of the fundamentals of DAX

Really clear and easy to understand explainations!

A great course introducing the DAX, well done and clear. The platform is also excellent. Congratulations to the speakers

Great course...

Really liked the content, structure and speed of this course. Thank you very much!

Even if working with PowerBI since almost 2 years, I decided to spend some time on reviewing these basic concepts and find something I didn't know before. Very good introduction to dax!

A good summary

Thank you, the content was well presented and well explained. A few points of feedback: 1. I got totally lost in "Context Transition." As in completely lost. 2. It would be INCREDIBLY valuable to have an exercise pbix file at the end of this training course where exercise questions are asked in the order of which concepts were presented. As a separate measures table, the answers could be contained in there. And perhaps on a "solution page" an explanation for any particularly difficult questions. Or, simply a link to a solution on your webpage. It may appear to be a fruitless effort on your side, but, had I not already bought the advanced dax course - - I actually would not have bought it after this free course. The reason being is that I was hoping for exercises to consolidate my knowledge. Rather than just mostly theory. I would judge the paid advance course off of this course, and once again just assume there were no working exercises to try test my knowledge. Thank you nonetheless for this free course.

• – Thanks for the feedback. We provide more content in the Mastering DAX course; for this reason, there is also the ability to get a free trial, with access to the entire index and to a few modules. However, we get the point of providing additional examples of exercises to practice. We will consider this feedback in future reviews of the introductive course. Thanks!
  Reply by SQLBI (Dec 27, 2020)

Great content! Keep up the great work, gentlemen!

It was an Ultimate Course :) Thank you so much :)