Until now, DAX has been used to calculate measures or Calculated Columns, aiming to create and extract insights from the data model. Even if this is the most obvious part of using DAX, it’s not the only place where DAX can be used. Power BI is a data-driven reporting tool that enables its users to explore large amounts of data; Power BI is also a tool that allows to share reports and collaborate with colleagues. This makes it necessary to create reports and dashboards ...
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