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Top 50 DAX Functions

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Top 50 DAX Functions

1. SUM: Calculate the sum of values in a column.

=SUM(Table[Column])

2. AVERAGE: Calculate the average of values in a column.

=AVERAGE(Table[Column])

3. COUNT: Count non-blank values in a column.

=COUNT(Table[Column])

4. COUNTA: Count non-blank values in a column, regardless of type.

=COUNTA(Table[Column])

5. COUNTROWS: Count the rows in a table.

=COUNTROWS(Table)

6. CALCULATE: Change the context of a calculation based on filters.

=CALCULATE(SUM(Table[Column]), Table[FilterColumn] = "Value")

7. FILTER: Create a table filtered by specific conditions.

=FILTER(Table, Table[Column] > 10)

8. ALL: Remove filtering from a column or table.

=ALL(Table[Column])
9. DISTINCT: Return distinct values from a column.

=DISTINCT(Table[Column])

10. RELATED: Bring a value from a related table.

=RELATED(Table[RelatedColumn])

11. LOOKUPVALUE: Retrieve a value from a table based on specific criteria.

=LOOKUPVALUE(Table[ResultColumn], Table[SearchColumn], "Value")

12. SUMX: Calculate the sum of an expression across rows of a table.

=SUMX(Table, Table[Column1] * Table[Column2])

13. AVERAGEX: Calculate the average of an expression across rows of a table.

=AVERAGEX(Table, Table[Column1] * Table[Column2])

14. MAX: Return the largest value in a column.

=MAX(Table[Column])

15. MIN: Return the smallest value in a column.

=MIN(Table[Column])

16. RANKX: Rank values within a group.

=RANKX(ALL(Table), Table[Column],, DESC)

17. DIVIDE: Perform division with error handling.

=DIVIDE(Table[Column1], Table[Column2], 0)
18. EARLIER: Use a previous row's value in calculations.

=CALCULATE(SUM(Table[Column]), Table[Column2] = EARLIER(Table[Column2]))

19. BLANK: Return a blank value.

=BLANK()

20. ISBLANK: Check if a cell is blank.

=ISBLANK(Table[Column])

21. AND: Check if multiple conditions are true.

=AND(Table[Column1] > 10, Table[Column2] < 20)

22. OR: Check if at least one condition is true.

=OR(Table[Column1] > 10, Table[Column2] < 20)

23. NOT: Reverse the result of a condition.

=NOT(Table[Column] > 10)

24. SWITCH: Select a value based on a set of conditions.

=SWITCH(Table[Column], 1, "One", 2, "Two", "Other")

25. IF: Test a condition.

=IF(Table[Column] > 10, "Yes", "No")

26. VALUES: Return unique values in a column, used in relationship calculations.


=VALUES(Table[Column])

27. UNION: Combine multiple tables.

=UNION(Table1, Table2)

28. INTERSECT: Find the common elements between tables.

=INTERSECT(Table1, Table2)

29. EXCEPT: Find the differences between tables.

=EXCEPT(Table1, Table2)

30. ADDCOLUMNS: Add a calculated column to a table.

=ADDCOLUMNS(Table, "NewColumn", Table[Column1] * Table[Column2])

31. SELECTCOLUMNS: Select specific columns from a table.

=SELECTCOLUMNS(Table, "NewColumnName", Table[Column])

32. CALENDAR: Create a date table.

=CALENDAR(Date(2023, 1, 1), Date(2023, 12, 31))

33. CALENDARAUTO: Create a date table based on data.

=CALENDARAUTO()

34. FORMAT: Format values (like dates or numbers).

=FORMAT(Table[DateColumn], "MM/DD/YYYY")
35. CONCATENATE: Combine text strings.

=CONCATENATE(Table[FirstName], Table[LastName])

36. CONCATENATEX: Combine text strings with a table function.

=CONCATENATEX(Table, Table[Column], ", ")

37. PATH: Create a hierarchy path.

=PATH(Table[ManagerID], Table[EmployeeID])

38. PATHLENGTH: Calculate the length of a hierarchy path.

=PATHLENGTH(PATH(Table[ManagerID], Table[EmployeeID]))

39. USERELATIONSHIP: Use a specific relationship in calculations.

=CALCULATE(SUM(Table[Column]), USERELATIONSHIP(Table[DateColumn], Dates[Date]))

40. TREATAS: Apply a filter from one table to another.

=TREATAS(VALUES(Table1[Column]), Table2[Column])

41. ISNUMBER: Check if a value is a number.

=ISNUMBER(Table[Column])

42. ISERROR: Check if a result contains an error.

=ISERROR(Table[Column])

43. HASONEVALUE: Check if there is only one value in a column.

=HASONEVALUE(Table[Column])
44. ALLSELECTED: Return all selected values, maintaining external filters.

=ALLSELECTED(Table[Column])

45. REMOVEFILTERS: Remove filters from a table or column.

=REMOVEFILTERS(Table[Column])

46. TOPN: Return the top N rows based on a specific order.

=TOPN(5, Table, Table[Sales], DESC)

47. VAR: Define temporary variables in calculations.

VAR TotalSales = SUM(Table[Sales])

RETURN TotalSales / 1000

48. SELECTEDVALUE: Return the selected value in a column, or a default value.

=SELECTEDVALUE(Table[Column], "Default")

49. SUMMARIZE: Create a summary table based on groupings.

=SUMMARIZE(Table, Table[Column], SUM(Table[Sales]))

50. DISTINCTCOUNT: Count unique values in a column.

=DISTINCTCOUNT(Table[Column])

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