Topic: DAX

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  • The RANKX function in Power BI might have an unexpected behavior when applied to a column that has a specific sort order in the data model. This article explains why, and how to address this issue.  Read more

  • A data model for DAX has three numeric data types: integer, floating point, and fixed decimal number. This article describes them and explains why the fixed decimal number should be used instead of the floating point in most scenarios.  Read more

  • ALLSELECTED looks like a special function that is able to understand what the user selected in the pivot table, retrieving the original filter context under which the pivot table is running. However, how it is possible that a DAX function…  Read more

  • DAX is a functional language that does not allow you to create functions. However, if you need to pass a parameter to an algorithm, you can use a measure passing a value through a filter argument in CALCULATE, as described…  Read more

  • Variables in DAX

    In this article, you learn a new feature in DAX 2015: variables. The 2015 version of the DAX language has many new functions, but none of them is a game changer for the language as variables are.  Read more

  • You might have used FIRSTNONBLANK and LASTNONBLANK in semi-additive measures, but you might not be aware that their use is not limited to time intelligence functions. This article shows alternative scenarios where these functions are useful.  Read more

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