About the Course

Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) is a programming language that is used throughout Microsoft Power BI for creating calculated columns, measures, and custom tables. It is a collection of functions, operators, and constants that can be used in a formula, or expression, to calculate and return one or more values.

Dr. Sameer Rohadia, a Microsoft Certified Power BI Professional & Microsoft Certified Trainer, has trained 9000+ Industry professionals, University Professors and students in the area of MS Power BI and MS Excel. He has a reputation for delivering excellent, logically structured courses that are easy to follow and get the point across without wasting learners’ time.

In this 15-hour virtual & hands-on course, you will learn how to create relationships, measures, calculated columns, use DAX and all the other skills you need to build a data model that ensures your reports are top-notch! 

Course Objective

Enjoy clear and concise step by step lessons from a 5-star rated BI Specialist & Certified IT Trainer

Use DAX and learn what you can achieve with DAX if utilized well

Structure and format DAX formula

Have a comprehensive understanding of creating data models and developing DAX formulas in Microsoft Power BI

Create calculated Columns and Measures using DAX in Power BI

Perform sophisticated calculations such as Time Intelligence, Relationship and Table functions

Audit your formulas by understanding Filter and Row context

Who is the Target Audience?

Aspiring data professionals looking to master the #1 BI tool on the market.

Excel users who want to learn how to create Professional reports in Power BI.

Data Analytics or BI professionals looking to build expert-level DAX + Power BI skills.

Students looking for a comprehensive, engaging and highly interactive approach to training.

Basic Knowledge

Some basic knowledge in Power BI is strongly encouraged.

Recommend completing my “Microsoft Power BI Bootcamp” course available on Simpliv platform (25-hour virtual course) before registering for this one.