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Hello #LinkedInFamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! Let's continue with ?????? - ???????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????. ???????????????????????? ??????????????????(few more): ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ???????????????????????????????? : The USERELATIONSHIP function in DAX is used to specify a relationship to be used in a calculation. ???????????????????????? : The CROSSFILTER function can be used to change the filter direction between two related tables or to disable filtering. Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. I'm explaining with the examples by doing practically. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? I'm putting in my best efforts to create this content in a visually creative way to make Power BI learning accessible and engaging for everyone. Feel free to connect with me, Varsha Chitikaneni??. Tagging a few Data persons, I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa Venkata Naga Sai Kumar Bysani Raghavan P NAVEEN S #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections

Hello #Linkdinfamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! let's continue with ?????? - ???????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????. ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ?? ?????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????????? (Few More): ?? ????????????: The VALUES function in DAX can be used in two ways: With a column name: It returns a list of unique values from that column, including blanks. With a table name: It returns all rows from that table, including duplicates and blanks. ?? ????????????????: The DISTINCT function in DAX returns a one-column table with unique values from a specified column or unique rows from a specified table, excluding blanks for dimensions. ?? ???????????? ???? ????????????????: Both functions return unique values from a column and include blanks if they exist. DISTINCT returns distinct values or rows without adding blanks, while VALUES can add a blank row for missing references in relationships. Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Each day, I provide one topic in an easy-to-understand PDF format, making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? I'm putting in my best efforts to create this content in a visually creative way to make Power BI learning accessible and engaging for everyone. Your insights and suggestions help me improve and provide more value. Do follow Varsha Chitikaneni ?? Tagging a few Data persons, I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa Raghavan P NAVEEN S Venkata Naga Sai Kumar Bysani #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections

Hello #LinkedInFamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! Let's continue with ?????? - ???????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????. ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ?? ????????????????: The DATESYTD function returns dates from the start of the year to the current date, helping in calculating year-to-date values. ?? ????????????????: The DATESMTD function returns dates from the start of the current month to the current date, helping in calculating month-to-date values. ?? ????????????????: The DATESQTD function returns dates from the start of the current quarter to the current date, helping in calculating quarter-to-date values. Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Each day, I provide one topic in an easy-to-understand PDF format, making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. I'm explaining with the examples by doing practically. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? I'm putting in my best efforts to create this content in a visually creative way to make Power BI learning accessible and engaging for everyone. Do follow Varsha Chitikaneni ?? Tagging a few Data persons, I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa Venkata Naga Sai Kumar Bysani Raghavan P NAVEEN S #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections

Hello #Linkdinfamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! let's continue with ?????? - ???????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????. ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ?????????????? ??????????????????(Few More): ???????? : ALL removes filters from specified columns or tables. ???????????????????????? : ALLSELECTED returns all values selected, ignoring direct filters on specified columns or tables. ???????????????????? : ALLEXCEPT removes filters from all columns except specified ones. Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify complex Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Each day, I provide one topic in an easy-to-understand PDF format, making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? Do follow Varsha Chitikaneni ?? Tagging a few Data persons I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa Raghavan P NAVEEN S #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections

Hello #LinkedInFamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! ?????????? ???? ???????? ??????????????????????????! ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ?????????? ??????????: A Line Chart in Power BI displays information as a series of data points called 'markers' connected by straight line segments. ?????????? ??????????: An Area Chart is similar to a line chart, but the area between the line and the axis is filled with color. ???????????????? ???????? ??????????: A Stacked Area Chart is a type of area chart that displays the trend of the contribution of each value over time or other categories. Each series is stacked on top of each other, making it easy to see the total and individual parts' contributions to the whole. Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. I'm explaining with the examples by doing practically. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? I'm putting in my best efforts to create this content in a visually creative way to make Power BI learning accessible and engaging for everyone. Feel free to connect with me, Varsha Chitikaneni??. Tagging a few Data persons, I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa Venkata Naga Sai Kumar Bysani Raghavan P #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections

Hello #LinkedInFamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! Let's continue with ?????? - ???????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????. ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ?? ??????????????: The DATEADD function in DAX is used for time intelligence calculations. It shifts the given dates by a specified interval and returns a table of dates. ?? ????????????????????????: DATESBETWEEN function is used to filter a table or a column of dates based on a specified range. ?? ??????????????????????????: The DATESINPERIOD function in DAX returns a table with a single column of dates. This table starts at a specified date and continues for a specified number of intervals (days, months, quarters, or years). ?? ?????????????????????????? ???? ???????????????????????? Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Each day, I provide one topic in an easy-to-understand PDF format, making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. I'm explaining with the examples by doing practically. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? I'm putting in my best efforts to create this content in a visually creative way to make Power BI learning accessible and engaging for everyone. Do follow Varsha Chitikaneni ?? Tagging a few Data persons, I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa Raghavan P NAVEEN S Venkata Naga Sai Kumar Bysani #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections

Hello #Linkdinfamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! let's continue with ?????? - ???????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????. ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ?????????????? ??????????????????: ?????????????? : FILTER function is used to filter rows in a table based on specific conditions. ???????????????????? : CALCULATE function is used to modify the filter context for a calculation expression, allowing for dynamic filtering. ???????????????????????? : KEEPFILTERS function preserves existing filters on columns or tables during the evaluation of an expression. Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify complex Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Each day, I provide one topic in an easy-to-understand PDF format, making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? Do follow Varsha Chitikaneni ?? Tagging a few Data persons I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa NAVEEN S #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections

Hello #Linkdinfamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! Let's continue with ?????? - ???????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????. ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ?? ???????? ?????? ???????? ??????????????????(Few More) ??????????: The DATE function in DAX is used to create a date value from individual year, month, and day components. This function is useful for constructing dates when you have these components as separate values. ??????????????????: The DATEDIFF function in DAX is used to calculate the difference between two dates. The function returns the difference in terms of specified units such as days, months, quarters, or years. ??????????/??????????/??????????????: he YEAR, MONTH, and QUARTER functions in DAX are used to extract the respective parts of a date. These functions are helpful when you need to analyze data by year, month, or quarter. Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Each day, I provide one topic in an easy-to-understand PDF format, making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? I'm putting in my best efforts to create this content in a visually creative way to make Power BI learning accessible and engaging for everyone. Your insights and suggestions help me improve and provide more value. Do follow Varsha Chitikaneni ?? Tagging a few Data persons, I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa Raghavan P NAVEEN S Venkata Naga Sai Kumar Bysani #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections

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Hello #LinkedInFamily! ?? ?????????????? ???? ???????? -???? ???? ?????? ?????????? ???? ????????????! Let's continue with ?????? - ???????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????. ???????? ???????????????????????? ??????????????????(Few More) ?? ??????????'?? ??????????????: ?? ???????????????????????????? : The PARALLELPERIOD function in DAX returns a table that contains a column of dates shifted by a specified number of intervals. ?? ???????????????????????????????????? : The SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR function in DAX returns a table that contains a column of dates representing the same period in the previous year. ?? ???????????????????????????? ???? ???????????????????????????????????? : Both are used in DAX for time intelligence calculations, but they serve different purposes and have distinct behaviors. Check the attached file for detailed insights. Hope you find it informative! ?? At the outset of this series, my aim was to simplify Power BI concepts to share my knowledge with fellow mates in a beginner-friendly format. Making it an instant guide for both learning and interview preparation. I'm explaining with the examples by doing practically. Let's see the next part in the next posts. Stay tuned! Learn, practice, and grow. Drop a comment below and let me know how you're finding this series. Your feedback matters! ?? I'm putting in my best efforts to create this content in a visually creative way to make Power BI learning accessible and engaging for everyone. Feel free to connect with me, Varsha Chitikaneni??. Tagging a few Data persons, I follow the most for better reach Shashank Singh ???? Thodupunuri Bharath Munna Das AMAN KUMAR Santosh Pothnak ??Adithya Ram Parisa Venkata Naga Sai Kumar Bysani Raghavan P NAVEEN S #PowerBI #DataAnalysis #DataModeling #DAX #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalytics #LearningAndDevelopment #LinkedInLearning #PowerBIseries #MyConnections