FILTER CONTEXT & CALCULATE | DAX Essentials 1 #shorts
This is a short video on the essentials of FILTER CONTEXT and CALCULATE in DAX. While the video doesn't provide a detailed explanation, it does introduce these fundamental concepts and highlights their importance in DAX. Understanding filter context and how to use the CALCULATE function is key to mastering DAX and unleashing its full potential. So whether you're a new user or an experienced pro, this short video is a valuable resource to add to your repertoire.
The link to the video is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNqNikpqCh8
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