I am new to DAX, and am using it in Power Pivot in Excel. My problem is (hopefully!) a simple one: I have a measure that actually does what I want it to do, a huge achievement given my slow DAX learning curve. But when I throw it into my pivot cha...
Let’s start with the basics. Suppose you want to calculate the value of each sale in the database by multiplying the price times the quantity. For the first item in theSalestable, this should give 9.49 since someone bought 1 item on 10thFebruary 2017, at a price of 9.49. To do this...
Total of units = 22; Days in month = 28; Daily capacity = 1.2; Total capacity: 1.2*28=33.6; Feb-17 Capacity used %: 28/33.6 = 83.33% Would there be way in DAX to dynamically calculate the monthly Capacity used %? Labels: Need Help Message 1 of 3 820 Views 0 Reply All ...
DAX includes a library of over 200 functions, operators, and constructs, providing immense flexibility in creating formulas to calculate results for just about any data analysis need. Calculated tables are best for intermediate calculations and data you want to store as part of the model, rather ...
CALCULATE( SUMX(Flight_Indicators, Flight_Indicators[Block fuel at TOGA push KG] - Flight_Indicators[Block fuel at TD KG]), FILTER(Flight_Indicators, Flight_Indicators[Block fuel at TOGA push KG] > 0)) RETURN DIVIDE(Total_Trip_Fuel, Total_Trip_Time_INT) In terms of "Slicers", I have...
CALCULATE ( SELECTEDMEASURE (), USERELATIONSHIP ( Sales[Delivery Date], 'Date'[Date] ) ) Copy Conventions#2 This way, all the measures in the report now use the relationship set by the calculation item. If the user does not make any selection, or if they choose Order Date, then the def...
Solved: So I have been trying to learn/study Power BI and "thought" I had a good decent grasp on DAX and CALCULATE that is UNTIL I came
This article explains how the CONTAINS function works and what can be used as better alternatives in DAX in common use cases. The CONTAINS function in DAX h
In Excel, you can have a different formula for each row in a table. In Power BI, when you create a DAX formula for a new column, it will calculate a result for every row in the table. Column values are recalculated as necessary, like when the underlying data is refreshed and values...
In Excel, you can have a different formula for each row in a table. In Power BI, when you create a DAX formula for a new column, it will calculate a result for every row in the table. Column values are recalculated as necessary, like when the underlying data is refreshed and values...