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Part - 1

Essential
DAX Formulas
for
Every
Data Analysts
1

=CALCULATE

This powerful function allows you to


modify calculations based on specific
filters or contexts.

Example:
=CALCULATE(SUM(Sales[Amount]),
Sales[Region] = "North")
2

=YEAR

Extracts the year from a date.

Example:
=YEAR(Sales[Date])
3

=MONTH

Extracts the month from a date.

Example:
=MONTH(Sales[Date])
4

=DAY

Extracts the day from a date.

Example:
=DAY(Sales[Date])
5

=TODAY

Returns the current date.

Example:
=TODAY()
6

=TOTALYTD

This function simplifies calculating the


total of a specific value (e.g., sales)
year-to-date up to the current date.

Example:
=TOTALYTD(SUM(Sales[Amount]),
Sales[Date])
7

=FILTER

This function helps you filter data


based on specific criteria.

Example:
=FILTER(Sales, Sales[Amount] > 1000)
8

=SWITCH

This function is useful for creating


conditional logic within your formulas.

Example:
=SWITCH(Sales[Category], "A", 1, "B", 2,
3)
9

=CONCATENATEX

This function helps you combine text


values from multiple columns.

Example:
=CONCATENATEX(Sales,
Sales[ProductName], ", ")
10

=RANKX

This function assigns a rank to each row


in a table based on a specified formula.

Example:
=RANKX(ALL(Sales), Sales[Amount])
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