Bibliography on M language and DAX functions

[Isidro]

Hello,

I would like to know interesting books to expand knowledge of the M language and DAX functions.

Thank you very much and best regards.

[Reid_Havens · Accepted solution]

Hi there,

Happy to help!

For DAX, PowerPivotPro (Rob Collie) provides a great book, blog, and trainings all on PowerPivot, DAX, M, and Power BI. 

The folks over at SQLBI also provide a great blog and trainings as well.

For M I would recommend Ken Pul's Book M is For Data Monkey. His Blog is also great for both DAX and M.

Hopefully this helps get you started. 🙂

Reid Havens - Principal Consultant

PowerPivotPro

[sdjensen · Accepted solution]

I agree that when it comes to info about DAX there is no one above the brilliant guys from SQLBI, but when it comes to M my main source of information is Chris Webb - he has a very interesting blog and wrote a very good book about Power Query/M

[Isidro]

Hello,

Thank you very much for your information.

Best regards.

[v-chuncz-msft]

@Isidro,

If you ever get stuck, feel free to post a new message. Knowledge sharing is welcome as well.

[Isidro]

Hello,

You are right. Sharing we learn everyone else.

Thank you very much and best regards.

[Reid_Havens · Accepted solution]

Hi there,

Happy to help!

For DAX, PowerPivotPro (Rob Collie) provides a great book, blog, and trainings all on PowerPivot, DAX, M, and Power BI. 

The folks over at SQLBI also provide a great blog and trainings as well.

For M I would recommend Ken Pul's Book M is For Data Monkey. His Blog is also great for both DAX and M.

Hopefully this helps get you started. 🙂

Reid Havens - Principal Consultant

PowerPivotPro

[Isidro]

Hello,

Thank you very much for your information.

Best regards