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When we (Marco Russo and Alberto Ferrari) decided it was time to update the first edition of 'The

Definitive Guide to DAX', we thought it would be an easy job: after all, not many things have

changed in the DAX language and the theoretical core of the book was still very good. We

believed the focus would mainly be on updating the screenshots from Excel to Power BI, adding a

few touch-ups here and there, and we would be done. How wrong we were!As soon as we started

updating the first chapter, we quickly discovered that we wanted to rewrite pretty much everything.

We felt so not only in the first chapter, but at every page of the book. Therefore, this is not really a

2nd edition; it is a brand-new book.The reason is not that the language or the tools have changed

so drastically. The reason is that over these last few years we - as authors and teachers - have

evolved a lot, hopefully for the better. We have taught DAX to thousands of users and developers

all around the world, we have worked hard with our students, always striving for the best way to

explain complex topics. Eventually, we did find different ways of describing the language we

love.We increased the number of examples, showing practical uses of the functionalities after

teaching the theoretical foundation of DAX. We tried to use a simpler style, without compromising

on precision. We fought with the editor to increase the page count, as this was needed to cover all

the topics we wanted to share. Nevertheless, we did not change the leitmotif of the book: we

assume no previous knowledge of DAX on the reader's part, even though this is not a book for the

casual DAX developer. This is a book for people who really want to learn the language and gain a

deep understanding of the power and complexity of DAX.Yes, if you want to leverage the real

power of DAX, you need to be prepared for a long journey with us... Reading the book from cover

to cover, and then reading it again, searching for the many details that - at first sight - are not

obvious. Read more Marco Russo and Alberto Ferrari are the founders of sqlbi.com, where they

regularly publish articles about Microsoft Power BI, Power Pivot, DAX, and SQL Server Analysis

Services. They have worked with DAX since the fi rst beta version of Power Pivot in 2009 and,

during these years, sqlbi.com became one of the major sources for DAX articles and tutorials.

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Their courses, both in-person and online, are the major source of learning for many DAX

enthusiasts. They both provide consultancy and mentoring on business intelligence (BI) using

Microsoft technologies. They have written several books and papers about Power BI, DAX, and

Analysis Services. They constantly help the community of DAX users providing content for the

websites daxpatterns.com, daxformatter.com, and dax.guide. Marco and Alberto are also regular

speakers at major international conferences, including Microsoft Ignite, PASS Summi