Understanding Power BI Aggregations
Now, let’s delve deeper into one of the most important concepts in Power BI calculations — the aggregations. Power BI aggregations are formulas used to calculate a single summarized value from multiple rows that are grouped together. There are different ways to create aggregations in Power BI. Some of the examples of aggregation functions are […]
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