Practical PowerPivot & DAX Formulas for Excel 2010 Art Tennick
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media

Up to Excel 2010 Power Pivot versions, Microsoft used Measure as the official term. At present I read another book on the subject: "Practical PowerPivot & DAX Formulas for Excel 2010". About half of the book is a presentation of PowerPivot and the remaining part cover DAX. Through clear explanations, screenshots, and examples, Practical PowerPivot & DAX Formulas for Excel 2010 shows you how to extract actionable insights from vast amounts of corporate data. Starting Excel 2013, Measures became Calculated Fields. They both refer to the same thing in the context of Power Pivot. Kindle eBook Free Download: Practical PowerPivot & DAX Formulas for Excel 2010 | PDF, EPUB | ISBN: 0071746854 | 2010-08-16 | English | RapidShare. It is a special language we use to create measures in Power Pivot. Ate Sorting by month requires additional steps for Excel Filters and Slicers, and these will be discussed here. Practical Powerpivot & Dax Formulas for Excel 2010. Creating a measure - Excel 2010 vs. DAX stands for Data Analysis Expression. Although it is a special language, it looks exactly like our regular Excel formulas.