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20 Power BI Dax Measures


UserPower bi 20 dax measures 20 DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) measures in Power BI with examples:

  1. Total Sales:

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    Total Sales = SUM(Sales[Amount])

  2. Average Sales Price:

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    Avg Sales Price = AVERAGE(Sales[Amount])

  3. Total Units Sold:

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    Total Units Sold = SUM(Sales[Quantity])

  4. Total Customers:

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    Total Customers = COUNTROWS(Customer)

  5. Total Products:

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    Total Products = COUNTROWS(Product)

  6. Maximum Sales Amount:

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    Max Sales Amount = MAX(Sales[Amount])

  7. Minimum Sales Amount:

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    Min Sales Amount = MIN(Sales[Amount])

  8. Sales Growth Percentage:

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    Sales Growth % = (Total Sales - [Total Sales Last Year]) / [Total Sales Last Year]

  9. Total Profit:

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    Total Profit = SUM(Sales[Profit])

  10. Total Orders:

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    Total Orders = COUNTROWS(Orders)

  11. Total Customers with Sales:

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    Total Customers with Sales = COUNTROWS(FILTER(Customer, [Total Sales] > 0))

  12. Total Sales by Region:

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    Total Sales by Region = SUMX(VALUES(Region[RegionName]), [Total Sales])

  13. Total Sales by Year:

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    Total Sales by Year = SUMX(VALUES(Calendar[Year]), [Total Sales])

  14. Running Total Sales:

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    Running Total Sales = SUMX(FILTER(ALL(Calendar), Calendar[Date] <= MAX(Calendar[Date])), [Total Sales])

  15. Top N Products by Sales:

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    Top N Products by Sales = TOPN(5, ALL(Product), [Total Sales])

  16. Rolling Average Sales (3 Months):

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    Rolling Avg Sales 3M = AVERAGEX(DATESYTD(Calendar[Date]), [Total Sales])

  17. Total Sales to Date:

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    Total Sales to Date = TOTALYTD([Total Sales], Calendar[Date])

  18. Sales Rank by Product:

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    Sales Rank by Product = RANKX(ALL(Product), [Total Sales], , DESC, Dense)

  19. Customer Churn Rate:

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    Customer Churn Rate = DIVIDE([Lost Customers], [Total Customers])

  20. Year-to-Date Growth:

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    YTD Growth = DIVIDE([Total Sales], [Total Sales Last Year]) - 1

These measures cover a range of common calculations in Power BI, including basic aggregations, comparisons, and time-based calculations. You can adapt and customize them to suit your specific data and reporting needs

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