October 2015
Beginner to intermediate
592 pages
18h 40m
English
We introduced evaluation contexts in Chapter 4, “Understanding evaluation contexts,” and up to now you have learned how to use them to compute simple formulas. The definition of evaluation contexts used so far is incomplete or, rather, an approximation of what evaluation contexts really are. In order to proceed with more intricate calculations and to obtain a full understanding of how DAX evaluates expressions, you need to move to the next level and to thoroughly learn the way evaluation contexts work and how they interact.
In this chapter we are going to uncover all the complexities of evaluation contexts and show many examples of expressions that look wrong at first sight, but only because you do not ...
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