| AVERAGEX – The 5-point palm, exploding fxn technique revisited |
| Written by Kasper de Jonge |
| Wednesday, 08 September 2010 21:22 |
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I recently had a DAX function that needed the The 5-point palm, exploding fxn technique as described by Rob in his PowerPivotPro blog post. I have used SUMX and COUNTX with success a few times before but this time I had a hard time getting my hear around my current problem. While talking with Rob about it I realized I was thinking way to difficult. In this blog post I will try to make more sense of the X functions and give you a little help in building you own X function.
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