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Excel Business Intelligence: Power Pivot and DAX

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Learn how to use Power Pivot and the DAX language to explore and analyze relational data models in Excel.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
1. Getting Started
  • Important: Versions and compatibility
  • Set expectations
2. Power Pivot and DAX 101
  • Introduction to Power Pivot and DAX
  • Create a Power Pivot table
  • Power Pivots versus normal pivots
  • Introduction to Data Analysis Expressions (DAX)
  • Calculated columns
  • DAX measures
  • Create implicit measures
  • Create explicit measures (AutoSum)
  • Create explicit measures (Power Pivot)
  • Understand filter context
  • Step-by-step measure calculation
  • Recap: Calculated columns versus measures
  • Power Pivot best practices
3. Common DAX Functions
  • Introduction to DAX functions
  • DAX formula syntax and operators
  • Common DAX function categories
  • Basic math and stats functions
  • COUNT, COUNTA, DISTINCTCOUNT, and COUNTROWS
  • Logical Functions (IF, AND, and OR)
  • Switch and Switch (TRUE)
  • Text functions
  • The CALCULATE function
  • Add filter context with FILTER: Part 1
  • Add filter context with FILTER: Part 2
  • Remove filter context with ALL
  • Join data with RELATED
  • Iterator ("X") functions: SUMX
  • Iterator ("X") functions: RANKX
  • Basic date and time functions
  • Time intelligence formulas
  • Speed and performance considerations
  • DAX best practices
Conclusion
  • Final section
  • Data visualization options
  • Wrapping up

Taught by

Chris Dutton

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