Power BI DAX Masterclass - Measures & Calculated Columns

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

Power BI Desktop interface showing a DAX formula bar with a SUMX and RELATED function being typed, alongside a data table preview and autocomplete suggestions. — Preview 1 of 4
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.

Power BI Desktop interface showing a Data View table with product names and prices, where a new calculated column named 'Ranking by Revenue' is being defined using the RANKX DAX. — Preview 2 of 4
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.

A Power BI Desktop dashboard displaying four charts: a slicer list, a horizontal bar chart of revenue by product, a funnel chart showing top N products, and two line charts for net — Preview 3 of 4
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.

Power BI Desktop interface showing a report page with four visualizations: a slicer list, a horizontal bar chart for product revenue, a funnel chart for top products by name, and a — Preview 4 of 4
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.