Writing DAX Queries

Writing DAX Queries, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.28, with 27 lectures, based on 524 reviews, and has 3508 subscribers.

You will learn about The difference between a DAX measure and a full DAX query The tools available to write full DAX queries How to construct a DAX query The importance of data lineage and the TREATAS function How to write common T-SQL queries as DAX queries The most common and useful DAX table functions when writing DAX queries How to export the results of your DAX queries to CSV and SQL Server 15 questions and exercises to test your knowledge This course is ideal for individuals who are DAX developers It is particularly useful for DAX developers.

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Summary

Title: Writing DAX Queries

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.28

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The difference between a DAX measure and a full DAX query

The tools available to write full DAX queries

How to construct a DAX query

The importance of data lineage and the TREATAS function

How to write common T-SQL queries as DAX queries

The most common and useful DAX table functions when writing DAX queries

How to export the results of your DAX queries to CSV and SQL Server

15 questions and exercises to test your knowledge

Who Should Attend

DAX developers

Target Audiences

DAX developers

As a DAX developer you’ve probably written many measures, expressions and code for calculated columns. But, DAX is also a full featured and powerful query language for retrieving data in a table format, much like SQL. There is much more to being a professional DAX developer than just writing measures.

The goal of this course is to teach the student what a complete DAX query is and how to read and write one. You’ll learn how a query is constructed, the tools available to execute your queries, exporting data and all the various DAX table functions available to help you create and manipulate data. We’ll then help make the transition from being a T-SQL developer to a DAX developer a bit easier by comparing common query scenarios.

Finally you’ll have a change to test your knowledge with 15 questions and exercises.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Getting started

Lecture 1: Tools available to us

Lecture 2: DAX Studio v3

Lecture 3: What is a DAX query?

Chapter 3: The EVALUATE statement

Lecture 1: EVALUATE – Part 1

Lecture 2: EVALUATE – Part 2

Chapter 4: Table Functions

Lecture 1: CALCULATETABLE

Lecture 2: SELECTCOLUMNS and ADDCOLUMNS

Lecture 3: SUMMARIZE

Lecture 4: SUMMARIZECOLUMNS

Lecture 5: ALL

Lecture 6: CROSSJOIN

Lecture 7: TOPN and GENERATE

Lecture 8: UNION

Lecture 9: INTERSECT

Lecture 10: EXCEPT

Chapter 5: Miscellaneous Topics

Lecture 1: The COLUMN operator

Lecture 2: Data lineage and TREATAS

Lecture 3: Going from SQL to DAX – Part 1

Lecture 4: Going from SQL to DAX – Part 2

Lecture 5: Going from SQL to DAX – Part 3

Lecture 6: Exporting Data

Lecture 7: DAX Query Parameters

Lecture 8: New INFO Functions

Chapter 6: Time to Test Your Knowledge

Lecture 1: Batch 1 Exercises

Lecture 2: Batch 2 Exercises

Lecture 3: Batch 3 Exercises

Instructors

Randy Minder
Lead BI Developer / Power BI / Microsoft Fabric

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2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 49 votes

4 stars: 202 votes

5 stars: 256 votes

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