Topic: DAX
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This article describes the use of the tuple syntax in DAX expressions to simplify comparisons involving two or more columns. Read more
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This article describes how to join tables in DAX when there are no relationships in the data model. The data lineage plays an essential role in this scenario. Read more
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This article describes the practical uses of NATURALLEFTOUTERJOIN and NATURALINNERJOIN in DAX. These functions are not commonly used in DAX because they do not have the same flexibility as the corresponding concepts in SQL. Read more
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This article describes how to correctly shape a data model and prepare data to use a Sankey Chart as a funnel, considering events related to a customer (contact, trial, subscription, renewal, and others). Read more
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Activating bidirectional cross-filter in a Tabular data model might create ambiguous paths in the chain of relationships, resulting in very dangerous models as numbers become unpredictable. This article provides a deep explanation of the kind of ambiguity that might appear… Read more
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Writing measures referencing other measures is in general a good idea that simplifies the DAX code, but you might face specific bottlenecks. This article describes which performance issues might arise when different measures aggregate the same column using different filter… Read more
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This article describes how to use the DAX time intelligence calculations applied to the latest period available in the data, also known as the “current” period. Read more
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This article shows how to compute ratios when row-level security hides some of the data. If the percentage also includes the hidden rows in the comparison, you should customize the data model and the measures involved to get the right… Read more
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This article explains a typical pattern to optimize a SUMX iterator by reducing the number of callbacks in the expression. Read more
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This article describes how to apply conditional formatting on measures picked from a slicer and implemented using two techniques: field parameters and calculation groups. Read more