Correlation Coefficient in Power BI using DAX - Ben's Blog
In this post, I will describe what is the Pearson correlation coefficient and how to implement it in Power BI using DAX. What is Correlation Coefficient The correlation coefficient is a statistical measure of the relationship between two variables; the values range between -1 and 1. A correlation of -1 shows a perfect negative correlation, a correlation of 1 shows a perfect positive correlation. A correlation of 0.0 shows no linear relationship between the movement of the two variables. How to interpret...p class="read-more"a class="btn btn-default" href="https://datakuity.com/2021/10/29/correlation-coefficient-in-power-bi-using-dax/" Read Morespan class="screen-reader-text" Read More/span/a/p
The concept of extended tables is at the core of the query performance of Power BI datasets, but it is often overlooked. This article will hopefully change this.
This post explains how to build a multiple measure selector in chart, so that only part of the measures are displayed. A calculation group makes it possible.
This article describes the IN operator in DAX, which simplifies logical conditions checking whether a certain value belongs to a list of values. The IN oper
This article describes how to return BLANK instead of zero in a DAX measure. Using this technique, you can remove rows in a Power BI matrix visual where the
Making sure that you do not have referential integrity problems is not easy. The Script for Referential Integrity Check Measures will automate most of the work.
Show measures in tabular format with calculation groups
This post shows how to Show measures in tabular format with calculation groups. Getting format strings right is the trickiest part, and we find some limitations
This article is part of a series of articles about the basics of DAX. In a previous article, we introduced the first evaluation context in DAX: the row context. If you are not familiar with the row …
Understanding the difference between row context and filter context is the first and most important concept to learn to use DAX correctly. This article introduces the row context, and is part of a series of articles about evaluation contexts in DAX. Most newbies start writing DAX code by creating sim
What?! Exploding Measures I hear you say. Exploding, expanding, use which ever word you like; what I mean is when you want to remove any refence to a measure INSIDE another measure. Example Consider the 3 measures below. Total Sales = SUM(Sales[ExtendedAmount]) Total All Product Sales = CALCULATE([Total Sales],ALL(Products)) % [...]Read More »
(Livestream Replay) Tabular Editor C# Scripts & Calculation Groups - with Bernat Agulló — Havens Consulting
Join Bernat Agulló and I as he shows you how to level up your skills in Tabular Editor ! He'll spend time showing you how to use C# scripts and macros to create calculation groups , diagnose and optimize your model , and much more! Plus learn how to leverage Visual Studio to cr
Dictionary size in Tabular models reported by VertiPaq Analyzer - SQLBI
We recently discussed an issue related to the Dictionary size reported by Bravo for Power BI that, in reality, references the behavior of VertiPaq Analyzer,
Understand the Filter Context and How to Control it
Scenario: We usually hear words like words context, filter context when creating measure. Moreover, we can often see it on the DAX Guide website. But what is that? And how can we modify it? What is filter context? The reason why we sometimes cannot get the ideal result when we use a measure with sa...
Tips for handling common scenarios of employee attendance sheets
In this article, we will discuss how to deal with some common problems when creating reports based on employee attendance sheets. Next, let's take a closer look at the below scenarios. Scenario 1: Clean and extract valid records from attendance sheets Invalid or repeated employee punching behavior ...
Side effects of rounding differences in Power BI - SQLBI
It is not common to face rounding differences in Power BI. However, when it happens, users are usually disappointed and surprised. In one of the last classr
Inside VertiPaq – Compress for success - Data Mozart
In the 2nd part of "Brain & Muscles" behind Power BI series, learn about data compression and how VertiPaq chooses the right algorithm to make your data model optimal
VertiPaq – “Brain & Muscles” behind Power BI - Data Mozart
Have you ever wondered what makes Power BI so fast and powerful when it comes to performance? In the 1st part of the series, meet VertiPaq - "brain & muscles" behind Power BI!