Learning DAX is essential to build dynamic dashboards. DAX stands for Data Analysis Expressions, and it uses in Power BI desktop, SQL Server Analysis Services (Tabular mode), and Microsoft Excel. It is a formula language that needs tables to perform calculations.
At learndax.com, You will learn solid concepts with examples of DAX. We are dedicating this blog to those people who have a passion for learning Power BI.
In this blog, I aim to explain and implement complex concepts with the help of simple examples.
The core of learning Power BI DAX is its context. There are two types of contexts, the first one is the filter context, and the second one is the row context. These context works together whenever you write any dax expression.
I will explain these contexts with the help of simple examples. If you have solid concepts regarding filter context, row context, and context transition, then you can solve any complexity quickly.
Every post will have an embedded video for the demonstration. My purpose is to share knowledge with simplicity.