This article aims to show how you can speed up distinct count calculations in Power BI using the built-in user-defined aggregations feature. The user-defined aggregation feature in Power BI is designed to work with direct query models and usually gets used for calculations such as SUM, MIN, MAX etc. However, it can also work well … Continue reading Speed up Distinct Count calculations in Power BI using Aggregations The post Speed up Distinct Count calculations in Power BI using Aggregations...| Phil Seamark on DAX
Introduction How to choose the correct storage mode for Power BI Tables. This article aims to help explain the different storage modes available when designing an aggregation strategy for a Power BI Report. What each storage mode is and when you would use it. Picking the correct storage mode for each table in your model … Continue reading Power BI Storage Modes for Aggregations The post Power BI Storage Modes for Aggregations appeared first on Phil Seamark on DAX.| Phil Seamark on DAX
Part two in this series on Power BI Aggregation tables focuses on Power BI data models with more than one aggregation table. The first article introduced Power BI Aggregations and included a walk through configuring a Power BI model with a single aggregation table. Intro to Power BI Aggregations Multiple aggregations tables DUAL storage mode … Continue reading Power BI Multiple Aggregations tables The post Power BI Multiple Aggregations tables appeared first on Phil Seamark on DAX.| Phil Seamark on DAX
This article introduces the Power BI User-defined Aggregations feature. It includes a walkthrough example (with video) showing how to configure and test a simple model to use this feature. If you have not used Power BI User-defined Aggregations before, need a refresher or reminder, or are just keen to understand how to configure, this article … Continue reading Intro to Power BI Aggregations The post Intro to Power BI Aggregations appeared first on Phil Seamark on DAX.| Phil Seamark on DAX