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Excel Power Pivot Mastery: DAX Formulas for Business Intelligence and Data Modeling

Excel Power Pivot Mastery: DAX Formulas for Business Intelligence and Data Modeling

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ISBN13: 9798184519142
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 27 2026
Pages: 352
Weight: 1.80
Height: 0.73 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
If Excel had a superhero mode, it would be called Power Pivot-and this book is your origin story.

Hi, I'm Rafael Khatib, and if you've ever stared at a messy spreadsheet thinking, There has to be a smarter way, you're absolutely right. This book is your friendly, no-nonsense guide to mastering Excel Power Pivot and unlocking the true power of DAX formulas-without losing your sanity (or your coffee).

Excel Power Pivot Mastery: DAX Formulas for Business Intelligence and Data Modeling is designed for professionals, analysts, and ambitious beginners who want to turn raw data into meaningful insights. Whether you're building reports for your boss, clients, or just trying to impress yourself, this book will help you level up fast.

We'll start with the basics-setting up Power Pivot, understanding data models, and learning how DAX actually works (spoiler: it's not as scary as it looks). Then we'll move into the good stuff: creating powerful calculations, mastering evaluation context (yes, that mysterious thing everyone talks about), and building dynamic dashboards that actually make people say wow.

Inside this book, you'll discover how to:

  • Build clean, efficient data models using real-world techniques
  • Write DAX formulas that go beyond SUM and COUNT
  • Master CALCULATE, FILTER, and time intelligence functions like a pro
  • Create KPIs and business metrics that actually matter
  • Design interactive dashboards that tell compelling data stories
  • Optimize performance so your reports don't crawl like it's 1999
  • Avoid common mistakes that make analysts cry quietly

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