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In this Power Bi tutorial, we will discuss the Power BI Information functions and 11 DAX examples of Power BI information functions. And also we will discuss the below points: What is Power Bi Dax Information Function List of available Power BI Information Function Power Bi DAX Information Function (11 Examples) What is Power Bi … Read more >>>
A report people can’t filter quickly is a report they stop using. Power BI slicers fix that. A slicer sits on the report page and lets anyone click a region, product or date range to filter the visuals instantly, with no filter pane and no training. This guide covers: Quick answer: To add a slicer … Read more >>>
In this Power BI slicer tutorial, I will show you how to create a date range slicer in Power BI so that you can create filters for a date column in the data model. Here, you’ll learn: Add a Date Range Slicer in Power BI The Power BI date slicer can be used to filter … Read more >>>
Recently, I created a Power BI report using various visualizations, such as a Pie chart, Table, Card, Matrix, and Line chart, as well as Slicers, etc. In that report, I had two slicers: ‘Product Sales’ slicer that has fields such as (Month Name, Product & Profit)and ‘Month Name’ slicer, as shown in the image below. Now, I … Read more >>>
A table full of numbers is hard to read. Conditional formatting fixes that by coloring, highlighting, or tagging values automatically, so readers can spot problems right away. With it, a sales manager in Chicago can see underperforming states without reading every row. This guide covers every type of conditional formatting in Power BI Desktop: background … Read more >>>
A sales manager at one of my clients had a five-page Power BI report. She’d pick 2025 and the East region on the first page, open the second page, and see every year and every region again. She had to make the same picks on every page, and after a week she stopped using the … Read more >>>
A regional manager asked me for a sales page where the chart title says which regions they picked, and a second slicer to switch the chart between revenue, cost and profit. Both requests come down to the same skill: reading what’s selected in a slicer and using it in a measure. In this tutorial, I’ll … Read more >>>
A sales manager once asked me why two reports showed a different number of sales for the same month. One report used COUNT(Sales[Sales Id]), the other DISTINCTCOUNT(Sales[Sales Id]), and some orders had been split into several rows with the same ID. Both numbers were correct; they were just answering different questions. DAX has eight functions … Read more >>>
A regional sales director once asked me why the “average sale” in their Power BI report didn’t match the number their finance team calculated in Excel. Both were right. Power BI was averaging individual transactions; finance was averaging monthly totals. The fix was one line of DAX: switching from AVERAGE to AVERAGEX. DAX has three … Read more >>>
![Power BI formula bar with Discounted Large Orders = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(SalesData), SalesData[Quantity] > 10, SalesData[Discount] > 0) and a table of count measures by Region](https://www.enjoysharepoint.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/power-bi-countifs-calculate-two-conditions-formula.png "power bi countifs calculate two conditions formula")
Excel users moving to Power BI almost always ask me the same thing first: where’s COUNTIF? A sales manager wanted the number of orders over 10 units, per region, updating with every slicer, and typing =COUNTIF in Power BI got them nowhere. Power BI has no COUNTIF function, but DAX does the same job with … Read more >>>
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