Visual Calculations in Power BI | DAX Made Easy (67)

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[PallaviSingh-nmhp]

As I am new to this tool. At first, it was a bit difficult to get a hold of, but slowly, as I started your POWER BI playlist and DAX playlist, I became more comfortable with it. Thank you so much, Sir, for offering free playlists on Power BI and DAX! Your content has been incredibly helpful for me 😊👍

[Malleswari-uv]

i tried many videos to learn power bi and Dax. However i found good content in your videos only. Thanks for your time to teach.

[hemanthraj]

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[braunbaerchen]

Thanks a lot for covering this new topic so fast!

[areebashahzad]

Thank you for such an informative vedio :)

[Malleswari-uv]

thank you so much for your vedios and all

[krishnachaitanyapanangapal]

Sir I have one doubt, when regular software is getting updated by AI . It is getting simpler day by day . Then will it effect the pay scale of powerbi developer ? since more people can easily learn them and can apply for such roles . As subject matter expert please share your opinion on this

[amanbodele]

Sir i started watching your power bi playlist its good 👍
Lot's of things we can find into it but there is a question which is is this playlist enough for interview more than that am i going to learn everything on it since lot's of courses are happening of power bi so its get confused if we are getting such a great content in free of cost

[kt-qguv]

Hello sir, I hope you are doing well. I am currently attending interviews I am facing difficulty to explain the projects in my Resume. Can you please help me with that. Please respond. Thank you
please help me with explain the projects and how i explain these projects in the interview

[Malleswari-uv]

I tried like this to get % symbol for the visual calculation :Percent with %= FIXED([Percent of parent], 2)&"%"