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Category Archives: Dax Code Patterns
Ranking Donors. Breaking Tie.
I recently run into an issue when I needed to select the top 5 donors based on the contribution amount by occupation. The process is not that complex, however, for certain occupations, a large number of donors had the same … Continue reading
First Month Gifts Using Generate Function
Often we need to derive first-month sales/donations. In the sample dashboard that I built using public FEC data, there are donors with multiple donations. The formula below allows determining donations in the first month since the first donation in a … Continue reading
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Tagged dax, Example, Generate, Power BI, Sales 1st month
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Donors With Multiple Gifts
Often we need to derive donor with multiple gifts grouped by other dimensions. In the example below, I am adding a count of donors in a specified range from a zip code who made multiple donations. The dashboard example is … Continue reading
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Tagged dax, Donors With Multiple Gifts, filtering, row context
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Adding Contribution Range Visual
It is often useful too add a gift bracket and then pivot and visualize those ranges. In the example below, I am adding a gift range and then visualizing what kind of gifts (small – large) generated most of the … Continue reading
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Tagged DAX code, gift brackets, gift range, Range Visual
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Using CrossFilter To Alter Relationship
I recently came over an example of CROSSFILTER function in DAX. While not very common I can see a lot of potential in certain circumstances. Essentially, in a measure, it temporarily alters relationships. In most cases, there is a fact … Continue reading
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DAX Retention Year Over Year Pattern
Often we need to write many lines of code in SQL to derive retention year over year. Generally, we join the main fact table to itself and then add a condition that a donor this year has to also be … Continue reading
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Tagged Calculatetable, dax, Loops, Retention Pattern
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