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  • DAX includes several statistical functions, such as average, variance, and standard deviation. Other common algorithms require some DAX code and we published an article about common Statistical Patterns on www.daxpatterns.com, including: Average Moving Average Variance Standard Deviation Median Mode Percentile…  Read more

  • If you use PowerPivot and write some DAX formula, don’t miss this post on PowerPivotPro blog – if you want to get an external editor for your DAX formula, you can use Notepad++ for free – and adding the customization…  Read more

  • SSAS Tabular Video Course

    Guided Tour of Tabular: DAX Studio

    …about DAX studio. […] and run both DAX and MDX query. And most important, it has also the option of […] Besides, DAX Studio is the primary tool that you will need to use in order to […] But one of the nice…  Watch now

  • Introducing DAX Video Course

    Introduction to DAX: Using Variables

    …any of the basic DAX functions that work on dates. These are […] better will be your life as a DAX coder over time. […] calculations can be easily computed using DAX but they do not rely on […] It looks like in DAX…  Watch now

  • This article describes how to add a measure to a Tabular model already deployed on Analysis Services by using C# or PowerShell. This can be useful to deploy user-defined metrics without deploying the entire database.  Read more

  • The CALCULATE function in DAX is the magic key for many calculations we can do in DAX. However, it is not pretty intuitive how it works and I spent a lot of time trying to understand how it can be…  Read more

  • When you use CALCULATE in DAX you are creating a new filter context for the calculation, based on the existing one. There are a few functions that are used to clear or preserve a column filter. These functions are: ALL…  Read more

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