Power BI Self-Paced DAX Advanced
£120.00 – £5,000.00
In this self-paced online Power BI DAX Advanced, which is suitable for experienced Power BI users who are already comfortable with writing complex DAX formulas, delegates will look at the advanced aspects of DAX. The main topics covered are Calculation groups; Exposing DAX to the User; Grouping Functions; Combining Tables with DAX; Manipulating Filters; Data Lineage; and Debugging DAX Code.
Description
In this self-paced Power BI DAX Advanced, which is suitable for experienced Power BI users who are already comfortable with writing complex DAX formulas, delegates will look at the advanced aspects of DAX. The main topics covered are Calculation groups; Exposing DAX to the User; Grouping Functions; Combining Tables with DAX; Manipulating Filters; Data Lineage; and Debugging DAX Code.
Course Outline
Calculation groups
Overview of Calculation Groups
Overview of Tabular Editor
Creating a Calculation Group
SELECTEDMEASURE and SELECTEDMEASURENAME
Using Calculation Groups with Time Intelligence
Exchanging Measures using Calculation Groups
Defining Format Strings
Making Format Strings Dynamic
Exposing DAX to the User
Using DAX What-if Parameters
The GENERATESERIES Function
Letting the User Control Time Intelligence
Grouping Functions
SUMMARIZE
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS
GROUPBY BY
Combining Tables with DAX
UNION
CROSSJOIN
INTERSECT
EXCEPT
Manipulating Filters
ALL and ALLEXCEPT
ALLSELECTED and ALLCROSSFILTERED
REMOVEFILTERS and KEEPFILTERS
EARLIER and EARLIEST
The USERELATIONSHIP Function
Data Lineage
What is Data Lineage?
Controlling data lineage with the TREATAS Function
Debugging DAX Code
Using the Performance Analyzer
Running Code in DAX Studio
Using Define Measure
Using Define Dependent Measures
Redefining Measures
Additional information
| Date | Single User, Up to 10 Users, Up to 20 Users, Up to 30 Users, Up to 40 Users, Up to 50 Users, Up to 60 Users, Up to 70 Users, Up to 80 Users, Up to 90 Users, Up to 100 Users |
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