Hi Mike,I've been following you since 2016. When I started, my Excel knowledge was limited to basic functions like sum, max, and average. Now, thanks to you, I'm an expert in Excel. I have a folder on my computer dedicated to all the resources you've provided, and I download your videos to watch offline when I'm traveling or in areas without network access.I only completed high school and was working a data entry job in 2016. Since following you, I've undertaken many projects in my organization, including macros and automation. In October 2023, I was promoted to Assistant Manager, and I owe it all to you. Thank you so much!
That has been my goal for 16 years at RUclips: provide all my Highline College classes (videos, notes, files) to the world for free. I am so glad that I have been able to help you : ) : )
Dame I am become your fan ❤️❤️❤️ Love from india. I have never seen such a depth knowledge about DAX and Power query. Please give heart ❤️ , that made day. Guru ji.
This video is a must-have reference source for anyone looking to learn, update, or even improve their DAX skills. God bless you men, great work you are doing.
I am your student sir I learned everything from you excel, Power BI and the main thing to build logic...now I am doing a job.. it's all CZ of you sir.. May you live along
Mike - what a great video. Such a deep dive. I love the part about the Related function and tge part about the different types of things you can do with Filters: include them, exclude them, All, Except… Wow. ❤
Hi Mike, Thank you for making these videos. Even as a Power BI Consultant this DAX video helps me understand row and filter context. Clearest explanation I've ever gotten in six years of consulting. You also helped me out during with my bachelor's degree with you VBA videos. Thanks again :)
Thanks Mike!!! Taking the liberty to make a small appeal. To all those here who appreciate Mike's work, should support the man by paying a small subscription. :) :)
Thanks Mike, again very good and extensive. You make all older video's about DAX (including your own...😉) obsolete. Especially thanks for the PDF handout very handy if you want to look up something. I always wonder how you get the time to figure all these issues out. But hey, Excel and Power BI is fun, so time is relative...😉
I wonder how I get the time too. To figure all the things out takes a lot of concentrated time. Many of these huge videos take 100-200 hours to make. I am glad it is all helpful for you, Bart!!!
Thanks for your video. Hopefully, your channel will hit 1million subscribers ASAP, I hope this will come true no later than the end of this month, June 30 ^^
Thanks a lot, lot of information to be consumed! 👍🏻 Could you explain how to deal with two fact tables, like sales and budget; to monitor achievement percentage?
Two fact tables is all about graina nd allocation of one of the tables to the other table's grain to create one fact table from two. Here is an epic video all about this: ruclips.net/video/KTPjlM3sEDI/видео.html
Is it okay to transform my data in Power Query, create measures in Power Pivot, and only open my workbook in PowerBI to do the visualizations? That is, I prefer to create measures in Power Pivot and not in PowerBI.
That is true. It is the most daunting aspect of Excel and Power BI that I have encountered. With my video, I try to tell stories to make the complicated less complicated. I hope it works : )
Hello Mike, another to add to my to-do list, BTW I was searching for a video, where you use a double unary to allow say ; EOMONTH , to handle an array so EOMONTH(--(date_range),0), can you put me out of my misery. 😳😳
To-do lists... I have so many also ; ) EOMONTH trick: at 2:20 minute mark: ruclips.net/video/L0KY7pHgudM/видео.html original video about EOMONTH trick: ruclips.net/video/hE4Mo_yrxxw/видео.html
Dear Mr. MIke, one more thing, if you told that dont use measure if there is duplicate records then why we are using measure of [TotalSales] in Averge monthly sales = Averagex(Values(Ddate[EoMonth],[Total Sales($)]) where [Total Sales($)] = Sumx(Fsales,related(prise)*unit)
Hi. i have question instead off this measur using Allselected() to remove matrix filters and adding values(product[Category]) to filter by category : CALCULATE([Total Sales($)],ALLSELECTED(),VALUES(dProduct[Category])) coudn't just remove filter on dProduct[Product] and leave all others fILTERS active like :CALCULATE([Total Sales($)],all(dProduct[Products]))?
Dear Mr. Mike , i have a question, the thumb rule is if there is a duplicate in fact table then don't use [measure] in calculated column or in X iterator instead only use formula. My question is, is duplicate means complete columns are duplicates or only single columns have duplicate value
I cannot seem to get the correct file or setup for this video. I downloaded the files to my PC. I opened the "17-...Class Start" file and then went to change source like you said to do to bring it to my folder and I'm just not starting at the same place. :(
You pointed the destination file to the source data folder? And that did not work? I am not sure what is going on. You said you are not starting at the same place? What place is that? WHat do you see? What do you not see?
@@excelisfun I'm starting from the ClassStart file which is a PowerBIDesktop file. When i change the source file to my version of your "CSV Files" saved to my PC. I click Close and a pop-up appears at the top in yellow about "Pending changes to apply". I click apply changes. At this point I'm still in the file with tabs at the bottom beginning with "Formulas", "Total" and many more. But from your video you're in PowerPivot so it says "fSales" and has only three more columns (names of your queries) after it. I'm sorry to bother you bc everyone else seems to get it. Something on my end seems off. I'm not in the right spot.
@@excelisfun I guess the best way to describe my confusion is at 15:20 you have a spreadsheet with 4 tabs. How do I get to that part. Those are the names of the queries. I don't have a file that shows that from the downloads.
Hi Mike,I've been following you since 2016. When I started, my Excel knowledge was limited to basic functions like sum, max, and average. Now, thanks to you, I'm an expert in Excel. I have a folder on my computer dedicated to all the resources you've provided, and I download your videos to watch offline when I'm traveling or in areas without network access.I only completed high school and was working a data entry job in 2016. Since following you, I've undertaken many projects in my organization, including macros and automation. In October 2023, I was promoted to Assistant Manager, and I owe it all to you. Thank you so much!
That has been my goal for 16 years at RUclips: provide all my Highline College classes (videos, notes, files) to the world for free. I am so glad that I have been able to help you : ) : )
Dame I am become your fan ❤️❤️❤️
Love from india.
I have never seen such a depth knowledge about DAX and Power query.
Please give heart ❤️ , that made day.
Guru ji.
I am glad to make your day!!! : )
This man is the reason I have a job. Pure brilliance!
Glad to help : ) : )
This video is a must-have reference source for anyone looking to learn, update, or even improve their DAX skills. God bless you men, great work you are doing.
You are welcome for the work, but it is just one man: excelisfun ; )
I am your student sir I learned everything from you excel, Power BI and the main thing to build logic...now I am doing a job.. it's all CZ of you sir.. May you live along
I am so glad to help you with the logic!!!
Wow! Michael, You are the BEST! another great video on DATA ANALYSIS, thank You so much for such masterpieces that keep coming!
You are welcome for the 2.5 hours of masterclass, danselb!!!!
Mike - what a great video. Such a deep dive. I love the part about the Related function and tge part about the different types of things you can do with Filters: include them, exclude them, All, Except…
Wow. ❤
Glad it was WOW for you, Clay!!!
Hi Mike,
Thank you for making these videos. Even as a Power BI Consultant this DAX video helps me understand row and filter context. Clearest explanation I've ever gotten in six years of consulting. You also helped me out during with my bachelor's degree with you VBA videos. Thanks again :)
Thanks for your kind words : ) I am very glad to help you with DAX!!!
Thanks for sharing it Mike.... You are one of the best human being on earth..
You are welcome, RRR!!!!!As I always say, it is my duty to try and make the world a better place, and this is one way that I try to do that : )
Thanks Mike!!!
Taking the liberty to make a small appeal.
To all those here who appreciate Mike's work, should support the man by paying a small subscription. :) :)
Thanks for the shout out, Teammate Formula Guy John!!!!
what a man,what a lecture.you deserve noble prize.
lots of thanks and love
Thank you for your kind words, Abdul!!!
I just finished this awesome video. There are numerous knowledge of DAX packed in this epic video. Thank you for you great work Mike 💚👍👍
You are welcome for the work, longtime Teammate kiwikiow!!!
God Bless You Mike. Thanks from the depth of my heart. 💌
Thank you Mike. Excel IS fun when you explain it. I've been a subscriber since 2008, I guess. Thank you so much for all the great videos.
You are welcome for the 16 years of fun!!!!
Very explicit and insightful. Thanks for sharing!!
You are welcome for the share!!!!
Best Teacher I've ever seen ❤
Thanks for your kind words : )
Thank you so much amazing Mike for this EXCELlent video.
You are welcome for the EXCELent fun, Fellow Teacher!!!
Excellent.....as always, thanks Mike....you are the best...
Thank you for your kind words, Mr Fredy!!!
Amazing masterclass. THANK YOU !!!
You are welcome!!!!
Thanks Mike, again very good and extensive. You make all older video's about DAX (including your own...😉) obsolete. Especially thanks for the PDF handout very handy if you want to look up something. I always wonder how you get the time to figure all these issues out. But hey, Excel and Power BI is fun, so time is relative...😉
I wonder how I get the time too. To figure all the things out takes a lot of concentrated time. Many of these huge videos take 100-200 hours to make. I am glad it is all helpful for you, Bart!!!
Happy Memorial Day Mike! Great way to celebrate the start of the week! Thanks for all you do for the Team!!
You are welcome for the all for the Team, Teammate Chris M!!!!!
D Dazzling..
A Astounding...
M Majestic..
E Exquisite...✌😉
Thanks, Poet Excel Lambda : ) : ) : )
Thanks for your video.
Hopefully, your channel will hit 1million subscribers ASAP,
I hope this will come true no later than the end of this month, June 30 ^^
: ) : ) : ) : )
You are welcome for the video!!!
Great Mike ❤
Glad it is great for you!!!
Great tutorial! Thank u
You are welcome!!!
DAME! Dax Amazing 😂
Thanks Mike
You are DAXDAME welcome, Lester!!!!
Another milestone 💯💯
Glad it is 100 for you, Lucaviglio!!!
@@excelisfun more than 100 Mike💪
Epic.Great One.
Glad you enjoy the epic!!!
Thanks a lot, lot of information to be consumed! 👍🏻
Could you explain how to deal with two fact tables, like sales and budget; to monitor achievement percentage?
Two fact tables is all about graina nd allocation of one of the tables to the other table's grain to create one fact table from two. Here is an epic video all about this:
ruclips.net/video/KTPjlM3sEDI/видео.html
Is it okay to transform my data in Power Query, create measures in Power Pivot, and only open my workbook in PowerBI to do the visualizations? That is, I prefer to create measures in Power Pivot and not in PowerBI.
Yes, you can build model in Excel Power Pivot and then import the model into Power BI. I do that often.
DAX is daunting ,
That is true. It is the most daunting aspect of Excel and Power BI that I have encountered. With my video, I try to tell stories to make the complicated less complicated. I hope it works : )
Hi Mike at 11:19 you have a small typo in the comment label. It's written "Start Schema Data Model" this t in the first wort is too much.
Thanks for the editing help, Teammate!!!
Hello Mike, another to add to my to-do list, BTW I was searching for a video, where you use a double unary to allow say ; EOMONTH , to handle an array so EOMONTH(--(date_range),0),
can you put me out of my misery. 😳😳
To-do lists... I have so many also ; )
EOMONTH trick:
at 2:20 minute mark: ruclips.net/video/L0KY7pHgudM/видео.html
original video about EOMONTH trick: ruclips.net/video/hE4Mo_yrxxw/видео.html
@@excelisfun Thank you.
Dear Mr. MIke, one more thing, if you told that dont use measure if there is duplicate records then why we are using measure of [TotalSales] in Averge monthly sales = Averagex(Values(Ddate[EoMonth],[Total Sales($)]) where [Total Sales($)] = Sumx(Fsales,related(prise)*unit)
Because the table being iterated: Values(Ddate[EoMonth] is a unique list.
How many DAME classes are there?
Here is the playlist with the 6 videos that I have posted so far:
ruclips.net/p/PLrRPvpgDmw0lAIQ6DPvSe_hfAraNhTvS4
Hi. i have question instead off this measur using Allselected() to remove matrix filters and adding values(product[Category]) to filter by category : CALCULATE([Total Sales($)],ALLSELECTED(),VALUES(dProduct[Category])) coudn't just remove filter on dProduct[Product] and leave all others fILTERS active like :CALCULATE([Total Sales($)],all(dProduct[Products]))?
Dear Mr. Mike , i have a question, the thumb rule is if there is a duplicate in fact table then don't use [measure] in calculated column or in X iterator instead only use formula. My question is, is duplicate means complete columns are duplicates or only single columns have duplicate value
There is trouble when there are duplicate records. Duplicates in columns are fine.
I cannot seem to get the correct file or setup for this video. I downloaded the files to my PC. I opened the "17-...Class Start" file and then went to change source like you said to do to bring it to my folder and I'm just not starting at the same place. :(
You pointed the destination file to the source data folder? And that did not work? I am not sure what is going on. You said you are not starting at the same place? What place is that? WHat do you see? What do you not see?
@@excelisfun I'm starting from the ClassStart file which is a PowerBIDesktop file. When i change the source file to my version of your "CSV Files" saved to my PC. I click Close and a pop-up appears at the top in yellow about "Pending changes to apply". I click apply changes. At this point I'm still in the file with tabs at the bottom beginning with "Formulas", "Total" and many more. But from your video you're in PowerPivot so it says "fSales" and has only three more columns (names of your queries) after it. I'm sorry to bother you bc everyone else seems to get it. Something on my end seems off. I'm not in the right spot.
@@kyleepps8528 I am not sure. Can you just import the csv file and not connect to the one that I created?
@@kyleepps8528 If you see tabs at the bottom beginning with "Formulas", "Total", on the left can you do to the data tab, or model tab?
@@excelisfun I guess the best way to describe my confusion is at 15:20 you have a spreadsheet with 4 tabs. How do I get to that part. Those are the names of the queries. I don't have a file that shows that from the downloads.