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The document outlines various data manipulation techniques using DAX for analyzing sales data from an Orders table. It includes operations such as summarizing total sales, grouping by region and sub-category, filtering specific data, and adding calculated columns. Additionally, it defines a data table for categorizing sales ranges.

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DAX1

The document outlines various data manipulation techniques using DAX for analyzing sales data from an Orders table. It includes operations such as summarizing total sales, grouping by region and sub-category, filtering specific data, and adding calculated columns. Additionally, it defines a data table for categorizing sales ranges.

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SummarizeTable = SUMMARIZE(Orders,Orders[Sub-Category],"Total

Sales",SUM(Orders[Sales]))

GroupByTable = GROUPBY(
GROUPBY(Orders,Orders[Region],Orders[Sub-Category],
"Total Sales",SUMX(CURRENTGROUP(),Orders[Sales])),
Orders[Region],"Minimum Sales",MINX(CURRENTGROUP(),[Total Sales]))

GBFilterTable = FILTER(GROUPBY(Orders,Orders[Region],Orders[Sub-Category],
"Total Sales",sumx(CURRENTGROUP(),Orders[Sales])),Orders[Region]="East" &&
Orders[Sub-Category]="Chairs")

G1 = GROUPBY(Orders,Orders[Region],Orders[Sub-Category],
"Total Sales",SUMX(CURRENTGROUP(),Orders[Sales]))

GroupByTable =
GROUPBY(Orders,Orders[Sub-Category],
"Total Sales",SUMX(CURRENTGROUP(),Orders[Sales]),
"Minimum Sales",minx(CURRENTGROUP(),Orders[Sales]),
"Maximum Sales",MAXX(CURRENTGROUP(),Orders[Sales]),
"Average Sales",AVERAGEX(CURRENTGROUP(),Orders[Sales]),
"No of Sales",COUNTX(CURRENTGROUP(),Orders[Sales]))

AddcolumnsTable =
ADDCOLUMNS(Orders,"Unit Price",Orders[Sales]/Orders[Quantity])

SelectColumnTable = SELECTCOLUMNS(Orders,"Region",Orders[Region],"Customer
Name",Orders[Customer Name],"Sales",Orders[Sales])

SelectColumnTable =
SELECTCOLUMNS(Filter(Orders,Orders[Sales]>100),"Region",Orders[Region],"Customer
Name",Orders[Customer Name],"Sales",Orders[Sales])

Datatable = DATATABLE(
"Sales Range",STRING,
"Minimum",INTEGER,
"Maximum",INTEGER,
{
{"Low",0,10000},
{"Medium",10001,50000},
{"High",50001,100000}
}
)

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