| DAX's CALCULATE() function - Pivots will never be the same |
| Written by Rob Collie |
| Wednesday, 09 December 2009 03:11 |
|
THE GREAT FOOTBALL PROJECT RETURNS! Oh yes, it has been a long time indeed. When I last worked on the football project, I had designed my first report and started the process of better understanding my source data, primarily using the =RELATED() function. I mentioned a couple of times that the yardage totals being displayed were not yet trustworthy, and that they needed a lot of work before they were accurate. Let’s get started on making them accurate, because, well, accurate is good. We like accurate. |
Most Popular
- Step by step guide on installing PowerPivot for SharePoint on a single machine
- List of suggested datasets to test PowerPivot
- List of PowerPivot DAX functions with description
- How to install PowerPivot for Excel and list of know issues
- Microsoft Virtual Lab: PowerPivot for Excel 2010 Introduction
- List of PowerPivot DAX functions (short)
- Learning PowerPivot and DAX
- PowerPivot's impact on BI pros?
