How to Build Data Model and DAX Formulas in Power Pivot

How to Build Data Model and DAX Formulas in Power Pivot

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) Introduction to Entire Project, including what type of start files we have and what the final report looks like.

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) Introduction to Entire Project, including what type of start files we have and what the final report looks like.

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How to Build Data Model and DAX Formulas in Power Pivot

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  1. 1 ) Introduction to Entire Project, including what type of start files we have and what the final report looks like.
  2. 2 ) What is Data Modeling? Steps to creating a Data Model.
  3. 3 ) Data Modeling Step 1: Power Query to Clean, Transform & Import Fact Tables
  4. 4 ) Data Modeling Step 1: Import Dimension Tables from an Excel Sheet
  5. 5 ) What is a Calendar Table (Dimension Table)? Why a Calendar Table and not Group by Date?
  6. 6 ) Data Modeling Step 1: Create Calendar Table in Excel & Import to Data Model
  7. 7 ) Data Modeling Step 2: Create Relationships between Related Tables
  8. 8 ) Data Modeling Step 3: Create DAX Calculated Columns in Calendar Table. Dee the DAX functions: MONTH, FORMAT, YEAR, ROUNDUP, and IF. See how to calculate Calculated Columns for Month Number, Month N…
  9. 9 ) What is Row Context?
  10. 10 ) Data Modeling Step 3: Create DAX Calculated Columns in Fact Table for Revenue. See the functions ROUND, RELATED
  11. 11 ) Data Modeling Step 3: Create DAX Measures using SUM function n to add values from Calculated Column.
  12. 12 ) Data Modeling Step 3: Alternative Total Revenue Calculation: DAX Measure with SUMX. Learn how to perform Row Context in a DAX Measure. This formula calculates total revenue without a Helper Column.
  13. 13 ) DAX Calculated Column or DAX Measure to calculate Total Revenue?
  14. 14 ) Data Modeling Step 3: More DAX Measures. SUMX to calculate Total COGS. DAX Measure for Gross Profit.
  15. 15 ) Data Modeling Step 4: Hide Tables & Fields not used in PivotTables
  16. 16 ) Data Modeling Step 5: Create PivotTables and Pivot Charts and Final Dashboard
  17. 17 ) What is Filter Context?
  18. 18 ) Advantage of Power Pivot Data Model Columnar Database & Relationships & DAX Measures when you have Big Data.
  19. 19 ) Data Modeling Step 6: Refresh Data Model when Source Data Changes
  20. 20 ) Data Modeling Step 7: Fix Calendar Table
  21. 21 ) Data Modeling Step 7: Dashboard After Refreshing
  22. 22 ) Data Modeling Step 7: Create new DAX Formulas and create New Report.

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