| DAX CALCULATE, and Rapid Iteration |
| Written by Rob Collie |
| Thursday, 17 December 2009 04:08 |
|
Ok, in the last football post, I had written the following measure:
=CALCULATE(sum([Yards]).Plays[PlayTypeName]="RUN-Run")
Which basically means, “sum up the [Yards] column but only those rows with [PlayTypeName] = “RUN-run” “
Now we get to find out if it works :) I need some real-world data that I can validate against. Out on NFL.com I can find historical player stats. Let’s look at one of my favorite players from recent years, Priest Holmes. He amassed a lot of Rushing Yards and should be a good sample. Here are his statistics by Game for 2004: |
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