@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.
@New2you09
I find the format of this video to be incredibly useful: working through a scenario exploring different methods. Pls do more like this.
@caterinagentili1034
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.
@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.
@zhengxijiang4087
20:00 FILTER( table, filter expression). Filter() creat a row context, we need to use nevigation function related() 22:30 filter context, measure caculation is always under a filter context. 24:50 CACULATE() works with filter context, not row context, it does not need RELATED() kind of nevigation funcions.
@Pikachu_annoiato
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!!!
@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!
@JohnSullivan1
I feel like I learn Dax just by watching Alberto's hand gestures. 😂
@brianmullins8444
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!
@omenaokoro4693
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.
@supersql8406
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!!
@thierrythomas6640
Even I read Dax guide and watched Mastering Dax, I still learn with your videos. Thanks a lot…
@laurayork6530
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!
@bedadhalathirumaleswarared8134
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.
@danishkhatik3955
You're the excellent dax tutor on YouTube Thanks for making this content
@bhakthasingh8198
Mr Ferrari, Every single video of yours is so helpful, eye-opening and inspirational.
@Cesarooo2010
No idea what to say Alberto. Im really happy to learn from you. One of the best videos. End to End and easy to understand. A pleasure as always! Mille grazieeeeee. Greetings from Germany!
@felipesignorellireis7839
Loved this class. Do more like this Alberto. Very very good class. cheers from Brazil.
@kostaskolotouros4345
What can I say... The way you explain the concepts is just incredible! Thank you.
@M_Dolega