(Livestream Replay) [DAX] Window Functions & Tabular Editor 3 - with Daniel Otykier

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The Power BI December 2022 update included some exciting new DAX functions, that are all the buzz recently. Let’s explore these new functions using Tabular Editor 3’s DAX debugger to see what we can learn from them.

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Daniel is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP and CTO of Tabular Editor ApS – the company behind the tool. Tabular Editor is a popular tool for managing and editing Microsoft Power BI, Analysis Services, and Azure Analysis Services models. With a background in data analysis and business intelligence, Daniel has a strong understanding of the challenges and needs of BI professionals. He developed the Tabular Editor as a solution to streamline the process of managing and editing tabular models, and it has since become a go-to tool for many in the industry.

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