Return value A table containing a single column of date values. Remarks Thedatesargument can be any of the following: A reference to a date/time column, A table expression that returns a single column of date/t
DAX includes many functions that return a table, rather than a value. The table is not displayed in a reporting client, but is used to provide input to other functions. For example, you can retrieve a table and then count the distinct values in it, or calculate dynamic sums across filtere...
DAX includes many functions that return a table rather than a value. The table isn't displayed, but is used to provide input to other functions. For example, you can retrieve a table and then count the distinct values in it, or calculate dynamic sums across filtered tables or columns. DAX...
datesA column that contains dates. Return value A table containing a single column of date values. Remarks Thedatesargument can be any of the following: A reference to a date/time column. A table expression that returns a single column of date/time values. ...
Many of the new DAX functions either return a table of values or make calculations based on a table of values as input. In contrast, Excel has no functions that return a table, but some functions can work with arrays. The ability to easily reference complete...
DAX includes many functions that return a table rather than a value. The table is not displayed, but is used to provide input to other functions. For example, you can retrieve a table and then count the distinct values in it, or calculate dynamic sums across filtered table...
DAX includes many functions that return a table rather than a value. The table isn't displayed, but is used to provide input to other functions. For example, you can retrieve a table and then count the distinct values in it, or calculate dynamic sums across filtered tables or columns. DAX...
These functions return a table, which cannot be directly saved as a result to the PowerPivot workbook; it must be provided as input to a table function. For example, the functions SUMX, AVERAGEX, and MINX all require a table as the first argument. Note Some limits on nesting of functions...
Many of the new DAX functions either return a table of values or make calculations based on a table of values as input. In contrast, Excel has no functions that return a table, but some functions can work with arrays. The ability to easily reference complete tables and columns is a new ...
• You can't use table functions (naked tables) on their own inside measures; they must be used inside other functions so that they return single values. In the example above, for example, I used COUNTROWS() to count the rows in the table. ...