3 Insane DAX Tricks - You Probably Don't Know About

Very helpful. One question - in the first trick, the numbers are showing the comma separator between million/thousand after two digits. What causes that?

Is it not possible to define a detail row expression in power bi? Is this type distinction visible in the semantic layer of power bi?

Great! thank u

Sir in the first trick letz suppose I have multiple visuals in the page and I want to do it only for a particular visual and for the rest of the visual it shud pick it from the slicer but in your case it is disconnected table how to achieve it then?

Wow. The detailrows function? ..i did not know about it! Great but I really don’t like that this is not possible from clean BI (without Tabular editor)

Three fantastic tricks that seem simple after the explanation, but only because of your great ability to make complicated things simple.
Thank you for sharing this tutorial.

Stellar video! I am also really enjoying your courses!

All 3 are fantastic!!!

This is a great idea, thank you. In the disconnected table, you can have only Month & Year field if the intention is to use it as a slicer . Store less fields , lesser the size of the pbix file.

Thanks :)) Useful tricks

I like the second trick. I was looking for a solution similar to that, where I can store the logic of the time intelligence calculation, for example YTD/QTD/MTD/PY in one place. My hope is to keep all the logic of the time filters in one place, and then apply those filters to the actual measures like Total Sales YTD/QTD/MTD/PY, Total Cost YTD/QTD/MTD/PY, Total Qty YTD/QTD/MTD/PY. By doing that, we will make sure the time intelligence are calculated at the exact time frame across the board

For the first trick, I guess that It works too using SELECTED VALUE instead of MAX, right?

Very Nice

Tnx

Wow, I have not seen that coming! This is simply amazing.

Very good content. Thank you soo much

First one most useful for me- but all 3 are great 🎉

The second trick is brilliant! Thank you, didn't know about it, it will come in really useful when I need a complicated filter :)

Well done Boss. ❤

Great video.

Regarding the 1st trick. Can we implement the same without additional table.?
Captured the relevant month in Dax
Add remove filter
And filter by less than the relevant date.
Pretty similar to what you showed but replace the additional table by bit complex Dax code probably

Thanks again. Moving to trick #2😂

Great

Tnx. Really great!

2nd: need to check if that will work for RLS

Goodly by name, Goodly by nature 👍

Awesome, all three are great especially the third trick. Thanks Chandeep

All the three tricks are awesome😊 The first one is very creative that creating a table reference to the Calendar. The second one is like calculation group a bit, cool! The last one is Wow, never think of that strick equal sign😮

Chandeep your ability to breakdown such complex topics and teach them so well is simply amazing

Such useful tricks , 2nd one was something i didn't knew about , Got to learn something new , thanks Chandeep!!

The trick number 3 helps understand why (NOT ISBLANK && <>0) and (<>BLANK && <>0) may return very different results …