Topic: Visual calculations
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Should you use RANK or stick with RANKX? In which scenarios is one better than the other? This article provides an in-depth analysis to help readers make informed choices. Read more
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Visual calculations are useful for performing calculations specific to a visual. Conditional formatting is a great example of this concept. In this article, we show how to easily implement conditional formatting through visual calculations. Read more
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How to easily implement conditional formatting through visual calculations in Power BI. Watch now
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This session introduces the Visual Calculations feature in Power BI, which provides a different way to write DAX expressions based on the results visible in a visual and without accessing other information in the semantic model. Because the data in… Watch now
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We released more content in SQLBI+ with two new sessions: Introducing Visual Calculations in Power BI: This two-hour session introduces the Visual Calculations feature in Power BI, which is still in preview. We plan to update the “Understanding Visual Calculations… Read more
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This article describes the use of visual calculations for a scenario where they may be particularly relevant: computing open orders at the end of a time period. Read more
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This article explains the unique behavior of apply semantics: a new way of computing table expressions when multiple rows are selected in DAX window functions. Read more
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Learn how to use the new DAX window functions (INDEX, OFFSET, and WINDOW) to manipulate tables by sorting and partitioning data. Read more
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This article provides examples of visual calculations where the use of EXPAND and COLLAPSE is required to obtain the correct result. Read more
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This article introduces the two basic visual context navigation functions: EXPAND and COLLAPSE. Read more
