DAX by examples

[UlyssesHaq]

Ive been studying and applying DAX for almost 2yrs, and this introduction is STiLL so inspirational. The learning continues, and its a joy. Thank you.

[M_Dolega]

It's one thing to know Dax, the other to be able to explain it so your grandmother can understand it This guy is no doubt a GREAT TEACHER!

[Newyou]

I find the format of this video to be incredibly useful: working through a scenario exploring different methods. Pls do more like this.

[JohnSullivan]

I feel like I learn Dax just by watching Alberto's hand gestures. 😂

[joaorataoo]

I've watched Mastering DAX twice and I've always learned something new.
I still have many doubts about DAX and I still struggling to learn it, but when someone comes to me and ask me for some advice how to learn DAX, I always tell to study the theory first.
In my opinion there are no shortcuts on learning DAX.

[Mrglasshalfempty]

This is a masterful video. I can't imagine how much work, time, and intentionality went into getting this exact scenario to showcase all the ins-and-outs of the solution. Absolutely excellent in every way, and I cannot thank you enough!

[Mr_monsters]

Yeah, I live in Italy for a while. Grate respect for telling "it is more important to simply think and find solution and do not try to choose solution between existing ones"
Thanks for the video!!!

[omenaokoro]

Marco is proof that the world needs more gifted teachers. His ability to explain the theory of DAX and then translate it to practice is so much appreciated. I get DAX every time I listen to him: breaking down the logic, building the model and validating the solutions... Love it.

[brianmullins]

I love these long-form videos! There's so much more to learn here than just the DAX functions and syntax, and even theory. I love watching the methodical stepping through from start to finish, seeing the solution evolve along the way. Using summarize to check mid-stream results is brilliant, and it is my big take-away from this one. Probably seen it done a million times, but today it struck home. Thanks!

[caterinagentili]

Love how Alberto teaches: Example > Problem > Theory explaining the problem > Solution > Theory explaining the solution. This way you'll remember why you are doing what you are doing and HOW to solve issues.

[laurayork]

Amazing teacher. This is only my second video that I watched from him and I love the detail he provides on each segment! Outstanding job!

[thierrythomas]

Even I read Dax guide and watched Mastering Dax, I still learn with your videos.
Thanks a lot…

[bedadhalathirumaleswarared]

I enjoyed a lot more DAX concepts and problem solving techniques and tools in one video.

Can you please do these kind of video series regularly.
Thank you so much Albero Ferrari.
I am big fan of you.

[supersql]

That explanation of how to use the measure vs calculation between column aggregation vs row by row iteration was superb! I have a much better understanding why I had so many issues before because I didn't quite understand that concepts. Thank you!!

[felipesignorellireis]

Loved this class. Do more like this Alberto. Very very good class. cheers from Brazil.

[shivyogi]

We need more of such videos for: Advance Topics(DAX), please 🙏

[danishkhatik]

You're the excellent dax tutor on YouTube
Thanks for making this content

[denizgurbuz]

I am so happy to find this channel. Not only teaching the DAX, but also teaching deep and flexible thinking. Mr. Ferrari, can you do me a favor? If you can make a set of videos about PowerBI Report Builder, Paginated Reports, I would greatly appreciate it. Looking forward to seeing the set of videos as well.

[wmfexcel]

This is a great video! Really appreciate it.
I come from Excel world. I think what you says here can be applied perfectly to Excel too. It's not about knowing how many functions, it's about how we can use the combination of functions to solve our problem. And of course, the solid foundation is required for going further.
Thank you very much. So much to learn from your channel!

[kostaskolotouros]

What can I say... The way you explain the concepts is just incredible! Thank you.