In the last chapter, you learned how context transition enables you to programmatically aggregate data into dimensions and virtual tables. You could then author expressions that grouped and aggregated data at this higher granularity. Once you have learned the skill of using DAX in this way, the world of DAX opens up to you considerably. You will now be able to author more complex calculations that enable you to gain deeper data insights. In this chapter, you will be applying your knowledge ...
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A. BoxUp and Running with DAX for Power BI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8188-8_1616. Leveraging Context Transition
Alison Box1
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Billingshurst, West Sussex, UK
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