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A measure table called “Measures”

Posted on May 14, 2019July 8, 20199 Comments on A measure table called “Measures”

I wrote a blog back in 2017 on how to better organise your measures in Power BI. One thing that bothered me at the time was I wasn’t able to give the measure table the one name I truly wanted. The perfect name for a measure table is, of course, Measures. Unfortunately, this is a … Continue reading A measure table called “Measures”

TopNSkip Alternative

Posted on May 14, 2019July 8, 2019No Comments on TopNSkip Alternative

I received an email recently asking for help with an interesting DAX question. The person was trying to get a DAX query working using the undocumented TOPNSKIP function to return a table of data that didn’t include the first N rows. The function syntax is as follows : TOPNSKIP ( <Rows>, <Skip>, <Table> [, <OrderByExpression> … Continue reading TopNSkip Alternative

Dynamic distances in Power BI

Posted on May 13, 2017May 23, 20176 Comments on Dynamic distances in Power BI

How to dynamically measure distance in Power BI

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