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Removal Operation in Power Query in Power BI

The Removal Operation in Power Query Editor in Power BI allows you to remove unnecessary rows or columns from your dataset. This is a common data-cleaning step to eliminate irrelevant or redundant information, improving dataset quality and reducing report complexity. When to Remove Rows and Columns Remove Rows: Remove Columns: Example Table: Sales Data OrderID …

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Online Retail Dataset Dashboards for Power BI

The Online Retail Dataset from the UCI Machine Learning Repository, with fields such as InvoiceNo, StockCode, Description, Quantity, InvoiceDate, UnitPrice, CustomerID, and Country, is ideal for creating dashboards focused on sales, customer behavior, and inventory analysis. Below are some dashboard ideas you can create in Power BI: 1. Sales Performance Dashboard Objective: Monitor overall sales …

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TOTALYTD and DATESYTD Functions in Power BI DAX

In Power BI DAX, both TOTALYTD and DATESYTD functions are used for year-to-date calculations, but they serve slightly different purposes and are used in different contexts. Here’s a detailed comparison along with examples. 1. TOTALYTD The TOTALYTD function is used to calculate the year-to-date total for a given measure or expression. It simplifies the process …

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KEEPFILTERS and REMOVEFILTERS in Power BI

In Power BI DAX, both KEEPFILTERS and REMOVEFILTERS are functions used to manipulate filters within calculations. Let’s delve into each with an example: 1. KEEPFILTERS: The KEEPFILTERS function is used to preserve existing filters while applying new filters within a calculation. It ensures that only the specified filters are applied, keeping all other filters intact. …

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LOOKUPVALUE Function in Power BI with Example and Data

The LOOKUPVALUE function in DAX is used to return a single value from a column based on specified conditions. This function is particularly useful for finding values in a related table without creating a formal relationship between tables. Syntax dax Example Data Assume we have two tables: ProductInfo and SalesData. ProductInfo Table ProductID Category 1 …

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TREATAS function in power bi DAX with example and data

The TREATAS function in Power BI is used to apply the result of a table expression as the filter to columns from an unrelated table. It effectively changes the context in which data is evaluated, enabling cross-table calculations without explicit relationships. Here’s an example to illustrate the TREATAS function with example data: Example Scenario Suppose …

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