DAX – Creating advanced formulas for Power BI, SQL Server Analysis Services and PowerPivot in Excel
Remote and stationary training options
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- What will you gain from the training?
Goals of the training
The aim of the training is to familiarize participants with the functions and complex expressions of DAX (Data Analysis Expressions), which can be used for data analysis in Power BI, SQL Server Analysis Services and in the PowerPivot add-in for MS Excel.
During the training, participants will learn to use tables functions, construct messages, prepare rankings and use DAX language for time analysis in a more complex way, that gives the expected results. They will learn how to create tree hierarchies, as well as learn how to handle relationships using functions.
Skills
Thanks to the training, the participant will be able to:
- define measures, columns, and calculated tables
- create simple and complex DAX formulas
- take care of code optimization
- use information functions, as well as dates and ranking functions
- use functions to manipulate tables
- handle relationships using functions
- create tree hierarchies
- Is this training for you?
Profile of participants
The training is intended for people using the Power BI tool or the PowerPivot add-in for MS Excel, who perform data analysis and create reports based on data from other systems, databases, sheets.
PrerequisitesThe training participants are required to have knowledge of the Windows environment, basic knowledge of Power BI or the Excel Power Pivot add-in (importing data, creating relationships, hierarchies and creating basic measures and calculated columns). Earlier participation in the trainings Power BI - data analysis and visualization or Microsoft Excel - data analysis using Power Pivot, Power View, Power Query add-ons may be useful.
- Duration
Duration:
- 2 days, 8 teaching hours each
- Detailed training program
Detailed training program
The essence of the data model
Contexts of performance
Calculated column vs measure
Data types
Operators
Selected functions review:
- aggregators and iterators
- VALUES and DISTINCT
- RELATED and RELATEDTABLE
- CALCULATE and CALCULATETABLE
- filters and modifiers
Displaying messages - use of information functions
Selected time analysis functions
Rankings
- using the RANKX function
- preparation of the "top N" analysis
Complex DAX expressions
- syntax
- code optimization
- use in calculations and analyzes
Tables functions
- defining calculated tables
- grouping of data
Advanced relationship handling using the DAX functions
- using inactive relationships
- virtual relationships
- multi-column relationships
Defining the tree hierarchy
- Development path
- Power BI - Data analysis and visualization
- Power BI, Power Pivot, Power Query – Analysis of data from spreadsheets and unstructured files
- Power BI i DAX - Analysis based on dates
- Power BI i DAX - Advanced analysis based on dates
- DAX – Creating advanced formulas for Power BI, SQL Server Analysis Services and PowerPivot in Excel
