Master advanced analysis with DAX - Learn Measures & Calculated Columns in Power BI (Advanced)!
InstructorNikolai Schuler
The curriculum provides a dedicated focus on the relationship between data models and DAX, specifically comparing filter context against row context.
Instruction is paired with recurring practical exercises and a final mini-project to apply measure creation and report construction.
Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot shows the Power BI Desktop interface where a user is writing a DAX measure using SUMX and RELATED to calculate net revenue based on sales data.
The Power BI Desktop Data View displays a product table while a user defines a calculated column named Ranking by Revenue using the RANKX function in the formula bar.
This Power BI dashboard visualizes DAX measures through a horizontal bar chart of product revenue, a funnel chart for top N items, and line charts tracking financial metrics over time.
This Power BI report page demonstrates Time Intelligence by displaying a running total area chart alongside other revenue measures, illustrating how complex DAX calculations are integrated into a dashboard.
One signal from a review predating the displayed update suggests potential inaccuracies in specific relationship setups; note that this signal predates the current update label and does not prove a lack of correction. Additionally, some learners found the communication of complex syntax challenging.
The curriculum aligns with the target of intermediate users, though some signals suggest a high level of complication for newer learners.