Creating calculation groups in Power BI Desktop using Tabular Editor

Learn how to create your first calculation group in Power BI Desktop using Tabular Editor in this step-by-step video.

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[stavroskoureas]

I have seen plenty of tutorials in different areas, but this is way far for what I have seen. Extensive and simple explanation to all of the necessary things about calculated groups. I remember that I was calling this DateTool into Multidimensional model using scopes.

[elenakanina]

There are no enough words in my vocabulary to describe how GREAT you are. Thank you very much for your great job. Hope one day I can visit your lectures and ask a looot of questions:-)thanks for your video and your books.

[nehachak]

Tabular Editor is such a savior. Thanks, Marco for the explanation.

[decentmendreams]

Thank you so much Marco. I have probably watched this video over 10 times. Other than just experimenting with these new features I finally figured out how to not show blank data as well as learning the power of the role of SELECTEDVALUE DAX as a "place holder" for any measure. This was awesome Marco. Thank you sir!

[JohnSpanos]

This is exactly what tabular models have been missing that multidimensional models had. I can't wait to add this to my models! Excellent! Thank you!

[salosteysv]

Thank you, Marco! It is great and interesting solution. This is what was VERY lacking in Power BI and Power Pivot.

[PaulBailey]

Really great improvement. Not sure how we can implement this yet, but it makes me smile.

[ChrisSmithFW]

This is so good! So easy to understand. Easily the best tutorial on the subject I've seen. Thank you so much for this and everything you do to advance Power BI. You guys are the best (granted, I'm not saying anything we don't all know)!

[minntheinaung]

Thorough explanation in simplest way! Thank you, Marco!

[Kmsbi]

Thank you, Marco! Useful and very interesting solution. You are one of the best In Power BI & DAX.

[decentmendreams]

Wow! Thank you so much for these illustrations. I waste writing measures. This will save me so much time. I also took note of the “selectedmeasure” Dax measure applicability. Thank you Thank you Marco.

[mwaltercpa]

Thank you Marco for the video update. These video/articles are very clear and your example was a great first start for me.

[DIGITAL_COOKING]

Marco it's perfect!👍, i wish great luck, and growing for this channel, specially for those who they want to learn but not have money to buy paid video courses
Thanks lot for your great explanation

[phoenixflower]

i was literally thinking about how to do this - so cool!

[Bharath_PBI]

Great!! Yes it's really powerful and need to use it carefully on big models.. However, power bi desktop July 2020 got external tools, still ideally not embedded inside power bi. Wish it could have been all in one application at least for creation.. Thought about it when measure tools came in the new office ribbon and was hoping somethings will be added in that..

But still a great feature.. thank you 😊 chao

[vladyslavgovorukha]

Thank you, Marco! Great and very clear explanation.

[Hamid-tbkc]

Thank you so much; If I could, I would put 100K like for this video. GRAZIE MILLE DAVVERO

[AgulloBernat]

The article from this video can be updated with the shiny DAX script for calculation groups

[renanvpx]

Congratulations on the video and thanks for the explanations it really is an excellent tool.

[elrevesyelderecho]

Thanks Marco!
The Defined guide book (Chapter 9) should have a link to this video and/or viceversa your video here / articles on SQLBI should has a reference to the book ( Chapter or Page)