Syntax CALCULATE([expression],filter1,filter2,…)CALCULATE has only 1 required argument, and that is the expression (measure) to evaluate. All the other arguments are optional and are used to modify the filter context in which the required argument will be evaluated. Those modifications lead to a complex and extremely powerful computational power of DAX

Introduction CALCULATE/CALCULATETABLE are the most important functions in DAX, and the only ones that are capable of modifying the original filter context. CALCULATE has a few rules you need to follow, and they aren’t that hard to understand. The complexity comes when those rules interfere with each other or with

Filter propagation represents the ability of filters to flow through the data model.When we talk about filter propagation in a data model, there is only one consideration we need to consider, and that is whether we are in a row or filter context. If we are in a filter context,

Explanation When we talk about filtering directions, we are referring to the arrows in the relationships. The way they are pointing is the way the filters can move through the data model. Most of the time you will have a single way of filtering data, and that is from 1