(Livestream Replay) All About DAX.do - with Marco Russo

Hang out with us as Marco Russo and I go through DAX and modeling best practices related to: relationships, bi-directional filtering, and more! The livestrea...

DAX.do is an online service to play with DAX using just a web browser. DAX.do is mainly a learning tool, but it is also a way to share DAX code and quickly test a DAX expression with a standard sample model (Contoso). If you have any questions about DAX.do, or want to know more about why it exists and the architecture behind it, join this live session with Marco Russo, one of the DAX.do authors. In preparation for the live event, you can also watch the DAX.do – Behind the scenes video at the link below!

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Join us as Brian will be talking about his "Elements of DAX", which is both a YouTube video series as well as an underlying conceptual framework aimed at making learning DAX simpler by breaking all of its main functions down into just three simple categories. Allegedly, once you learn these you can put them together like Legos to solve common DAX problems. He likes to teach visually, so don't be surprised if some demos pop up in the conversation.

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Hailing from the East side of beautiful Portland OR, Brian is a Senior Business Analytics consultant with local data heroes CSG Pro. Having spent his early years deep in the study of acting and screenwriting, he finally graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Economics. His driving belief is that the biggest barrier most people face when learning technology isn't technology at all, but language. Taught the right way, most people can learn most things; helping people learn skills that are "too technical" for them is his greatest joy.

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