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My frequently used Power BI snippets

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In my first blog post, I briefly mentioned that my digital notebook – in the form of OneNote – is well filled with plenty of notes and approaches that I want to share here on the blog.

One category is DAX and M code snippets, which I use regularly. For example, creating a date or time table or creating ID columns from a date and other similar things. Simply approaches that you need again and again, and give you a bit of a headache every time you have to rethink them again.

So I came to the decision that I share them here on the blog as well. For this purpose I have created a separate page with all snippets.
Update from Jul 15, 2021: Since it got confusing, I decided to make the code snippets available on GitHub instead:

https://github.com/selimovd/PowerBISnippets/

I will add to the list bit by bit with the examples from the blog articles and when I come across new scenarios that could also serve my readers.

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Denis Selimovic

Denis Selimovic

As a user from the very beginning, Denis Selimovic is passionate about Power BI and everything related to it. In his blog WhatTheFact.bi, he writes about the latest developments in Power BI and provides tips and tricks on the subject. Besides being a Power BI enthusiast, blog author, speaker and principal consultant, he is also co-organizer of the Meetup Power BI User Group Switzerland.

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