Supercharge Excel When you learn to Write DAX for Power Pivot Second edition by Matt Allington 1615470530 9781615470532

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• ISBN 10:1615470530 

• ISBN 13:9781615470532

• Author:Matt Allington 

Data analysis expressions (DAX) is the formula language of Power Pivot. Learning the DAX language is key to empower Excel users so they can take advantage of these new Business Intelligence (BI) capabilities. This volume clearly explains the concepts of Power Pivot while at the same time offering hands-on practice to engage the reader and help new knowledge stick. This second edition has been updated for the Excel 2016 user interface while still providing a bridge for readers wanting to learn DAX in the Excel environment and then transfer their new DAX skills across to Power BI. 

Supercharge Excel When you learn to Write DAX for Power Pivot Second Table of contents:

Here’s How: Getting Power BI Desktop
Here’s How: Loading Data from a New Source
Here’s How: Creating Relationships in Power BI Desktop
Here’s How: Making Changes to a Table That Is Already Loaded
Here’s How: Deleting Steps in a Query
Here’s How: Importing New Tables
Here’s How: Changing the File Location of an Existing Connection
Here’s How: Inserting a Matrix
Here’s How: Writing Measures
Here’s How: Increasing the Matrix Font Size
Here’s How: Using IntelliSense
Here’s How: Editing Measures
Here’s How: Adding Comments to Measures
Here’s How: Creating New Pages in Power BI
Here’s How: Changing Display Names in Visuals
Here’s How: Word Wrapping in a Visual
Here’s How: Applying Conditional Formatting
Here’s How: Drilling Through Rows in a Matrix
Here’s How: Moving an Existing Measure to a Different Home Table
Here’s How: Moving All Measures to a New Table
Here’s How: A Basic (but Wrong!) Calculated Column
Here’s How: Creating a Day Type Calculated Column
Here’s How: Changing the Month Name Sort Order
Here’s How: Using ALLEXCEPT()
Here’s How: Turning Off Auto Date/Time
Here’s How: Using SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR()
Here’s How: Changing Summarization for Multiple Columns at Once
Here’s How: Manually Adding Data to Power BI
Here’s How: Using What-If
Here’s How: Solving Practice Exercise 70
Here’s How: Creating a Morphing Switch Measure
Here’s How: Applying Banding
Here’s How: Editing a Table Previously Created with the Enter Data Feature
Here’s How: Deleting Interim Calculated Columns
Here’s How: Bridging a Budget Table
Here’s How: Enabling Bidirectional Cross-Filtering
Here’s How: Publishing a Report to PowerBI.com
Here’s How: Installing Analyze in Excel
Here’s How: Using Analyze in Excel
Here’s How: Converting a Pivot Table to Cube Formulas
Here’s How: Writing CUBEVALUE() from Scratch
Here’s How: Applying Filters to Cube Formulas
Here’s How: Adding a Slicer Without a Pivot Table
Here’s How: Connecting a Slicer to a Cube Formula
Here’s How: Importing Excel Power Pivot Workbooks to Power BI Desktop
Here’s How: Writing Measures
Introduction
1: Concept: Introduction to Data Modelling
2: Concept: Loading Data
3: Concept: Measures
4: DAX Topic: SUM(), COUNT(), COUNTROWS(), MIN(), MAX(), COUNTBLANK(), and DIVIDE()
5: Concept: Filter Propagation
6: Concept: Lookup Tables and Data Tables
7: DAX Topic: Calculated Columns
8: DAX Topic: The Basic Iterators SUMX() and AVERAGEX()
9: DAX Topic: CALCULATE()
10: DAX Topic: Making DAX Easy to Read
11: Concept: Evaluation Context and Context Transition
12: DAX Topic: IF(), SWITCH(), and FIND()
13: DAX Topic: VALUES(), HASONEVALUE(), SELECTEDVALUE(), and CONCATENATEX()
14: DAX Topic: ALL(), REMOVEFILTERS(), ALLEXCEPT(), and ALLSELECTED()
15: DAX Topic: FILTER()
16: DAX Topic: Time Intelligence
17: DAX Topic: Variables in DAX
18: DAX Topic: RANKX() and TOPN()
19: DAX Topic: RELATED() and RELATEDTABLE()
20: Concept: Disconnected Tables
21: Concept: Multiple Data Tables
22: Concept: Using Analyze in Excel and Cube Formulas
23: Concept: Transferring DAX Skills to Excel
24: Concept: Next Steps on Your DAX Journey
Appendix A: Answers to Practice Exercises
Appendix B – DAX Quick Reference List
Table of Here’s How Sections
Index
 

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