Visual Calculations in Power BI: Expand and Expand All Functions

[@dutchdatadude]

Thanks for sharing!

[@PowerBIHowTo]

Thank you for the feedback. Much appreciated 🙏🙏

[@SergiyVakshul]

The performance comparison would be very welcome. Thanks.

[@PowerBIHowTo]

Yes sir, it is coming up. Stay tuned. Thanks!

[@SazeedRaihan]

Thanks for this insightful tutorial on Expand and ExpandAll functions in Power BI! Excited to apply these techniques to enhance my data visualization skills.📊💡

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Thanks a lot for the feedback. Really appreciate it 🙏

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[@tinaflemons263]

Another great video. Thank you

[@PowerBIHowTo]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot, Tina!

[@EmaTrifan]

Great, as usual, many thanks! Looks indeed interesting, at least maybe it can fix some of those strange numbers listed as Totals in tables. Btw, do you have a video about why some measure "Total"s are not really the total (i.e. sum) of the shown numbers or is this too calculation-specific of an issue? Big thanks!

[@PowerBIHowTo]

As always, thanks for your valuable feedback and the continuous support. Really appreciate it. There are many reasons why the "total" is not correct, I don't have a video but I will provide you few examples in the coming days. I hope that is ok. Thank you!

[@raulparra60]

Como siempre videos muy interesante, Graciias por compartir

[@PowerBIHowTo]

Gracias! Thanks for your support. Best regards!

[@holahandstrom]

They could have called it =Greg()

[@PowerBIHowTo]

lol 🤫