Understanding Row Context in DAX using Power BI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we evaluate row context in DAX using Power BI. By itself row context is a very simple concept, so simple, we don't even think about it. But having a firm understanding of row context will help us to grow our DAX skills and understand more complex topics!
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Looking forward to the series!!!
Thanks Charlie!
Another solid tutorial from Mitchell who has a gifted approach for explaining complicated topics in an easy to understand manner. Looking forward to future videos on filter context and context transition to round out this topic.
Thanks CJ!
Mitchell, do you sell a DAX course? I would love to buy it! You're probably the best teacher out there to teach DAX & Power BI. Others complicate topics where you make it easy to digest. Thank you for all you do.
Great video Mitchell! Thanks for taking the time to do these. I've paid for many self paced Power BI trainings and I like yours the best.
Thank you Mitchell. I took your courses on DAX at PragmaticWorks, and I really enjoyed the way you explained the concepts step by step. I hope you will create more advanced DAX contents/DAX patterns at PragmaticWorks soon.
Looking forward to your future lessons on iterators.
Thanks Khardu! I'm looking forward to continuing to release more videos on DAX. This will be a fun series.
Hi Mitchell. I am a great fan of your DAX tutorial. Please release a full DAX tutorial series🥺
Thanks Salim! I will definitely be working on more DAX Videos.
Fantastic Video. Thanks for making Row context easy to Understand..
This is a great video - I enjoyed this and it was really well explained. I really look forward to watching your entire series... Thank you!
This is great feedback and much appreciated, thank you Joanne!
Awesome! Just awesome! Thumbs up! You are going to be me favourite DAX teacher!
Thanks for the kind comments, glad you find the videos helpful!
this is an excellent guide to understant Row Context !! thanks again
I have learnt so much from you. Please keep doing great job. Thank you so much!
Thank you Lê Minh Vũ!!
Excellent video on Row Context. Mitchell, any chance of doing that follow up video on 'Context Transition'? Thank you..
It's clear as crystal, thanks much
Hi Mitchell, great contents. You are explaining so clear. Can you do video on Filter Context?
Hey Jack, I definitely will. I did discuss filter context quite a bit in this 3 hour webinar I did for Pragmatic Works: th-cam.com/video/QJw4HkagVWc/w-d-xo.html
@@MitchellPearson Thank you Mitchell. I love your style of teaching.
@@JackSmith-bu3ph Thank you for the kind words!
Hi Mitch are you still with Pragmaticworks? or this is your private channel? i enjoy your style of teaching as well as the whole Pragmaticworks approach. Others are way behind.
Hey Ram, thanks for the kind complements. I am in fact still with Pragmatic Works and I hope to be here in until I retire haha!
When do you plan to do that series on X Functions? I am sure a lot of people are waiting
Hey Mitchell. Did you ever create that video(s) on Context Transition?
The closest thing I could find is your "Beginning Power BI DAX Functions Tutorial [Full Course]" video.
Thanks!
Your videos r so underrated... Damn!!
Excellent！Thanks Mitchel
superb video Mitchell
Hi Mitchell, great video. thank you
Thank you Han!
first of all, I would like to thank you for the valuable information and your way of illustration it's really make the subject so sample. and I have a question, can I get the customer with no sales per month, I create a table Month in columns & customer in a row & total sales is the value, of course, som field showing blank "and no record for this customer in this month the sales data table, I want to show only the blank value, thank you
Did you make a video on context transition?
Wow this is awesome !!!
Great learning from your Videos, do you have any courses on UDEMY? or Linkedin Learning Mitchell :) ?
Hey Varun, thanks for the kind feedback. I do have recorded classes and do live training events as well. You can email me directly mpearson@pragmaticworks.com or check out Pragmaticworks.com/training. Thanks!
Can we get the dataset?
Excellent video Mitchel.
One suggestion though, please keep the size of the tables you use for teaching DAX, small maybe 3 to 5 columns wide and 10 to 15 rows long. For us to not get overwhelmed with the table sizes.
It greatly helps when we can see the Measure or Calculated Column and the resulted value or new column in one screen.
Thanks again.