Excellent video. I think this builds well into a video explaining recursion using…Aggregate or Generate I think maybe there was a video on that before. I’d be interested to see this double each technique across different scenarios maybe, to drive home the point. Or potential pitfalls and work-arounds, like if you need to make a list to do a function and then make it back into a table to then perform the each on? The relation to DAX Earlier is appreciated, it helps me understand that concept better as well. 2 for 1.
Will you be posting more videos? I haven't seen anything new for several months. I really enjoy and get a lot out of your content, and I would love to see more!
Hi Larmondo! Thanks for reaching out! We will start posting new videos soon! In the last couple of months, we were occupied with several projects, one of which is our new tool for financial forensics we launched last week. exceed.hr/en/products/benedict-accounting-analysis-and-controlling-system/ Now that it is out, we can continue with videos :)
Amazing video, and excellent presentation, I tried a lot to reach how look up value in date ranges as per date list criteria, this anabatic and fantastic from you, Thanks Bro
This seems awfully slow, we are talking a row a second at most? Comparing roughly 150.000 lines of campaigns to roughly 10.000.000 lines of fact sales. (Comparing on a datetimefield and a productID) The EARLIER function in dax is way faster for me but requires me to store a datetime field on the fact salestable. Anyone else have a work around?
A range lookup join executed directly within an addcol statement - very clean & elegant.
So much learnings in a single video.
Thank you 🙏
Excellent job!!!
Great video!
i love your content!! so smart and efficient
Excellent video. I think this builds well into a video explaining recursion using…Aggregate or Generate I think maybe there was a video on that before. I’d be interested to see this double each technique across different scenarios maybe, to drive home the point. Or potential pitfalls and work-arounds, like if you need to make a list to do a function and then make it back into a table to then perform the each on? The relation to DAX Earlier is appreciated, it helps me understand that concept better as well. 2 for 1.
Súper useful. Thank you
Your videos are always exceptional Sir.
Thank you @qasim!
Will you be posting more videos? I haven't seen anything new for several months. I really enjoy and get a lot out of your content, and I would love to see more!
Hi Larmondo! Thanks for reaching out! We will start posting new videos soon! In the last couple of months, we were occupied with several projects, one of which is our new tool for financial forensics we launched last week. exceed.hr/en/products/benedict-accounting-analysis-and-controlling-system/
Now that it is out, we can continue with videos :)
Amazing video, and excellent presentation, I tried a lot to reach how look up value in date ranges as per date list criteria, this anabatic and fantastic from you,
Thanks Bro
Super awesome..!! Exactly what I have been looking for... Could you share the workbook, please?
It has been a long time you didn't post a video Sir. Seems very busy.
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This seems awfully slow, we are talking a row a second at most?
Comparing roughly 150.000 lines of campaigns to roughly 10.000.000 lines of fact sales. (Comparing on a datetimefield and a productID)
The EARLIER function in dax is way faster for me but requires me to store a datetime field on the fact salestable. Anyone else have a work around?