Which one Dax is better?

[sandip]

Hi,

I am using below 2 DAX expressions:

1. SUMX(FILTER('SAVO_QBR_TEMP', ('SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[CNT_ID]="N" || 'SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[Returns Contract_Indicator]="N" || 'SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[Contract_Indicator] = "N") && ('SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[RX]="Y")), 'SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[MI EXT$])

2. CALCULATE(SUM('SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[MI EXT$]), FILTER('SAVO_QBR_TEMP', ('SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[CNT_ID]="N" || 'SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[Returns Contract_Indicator]="N" || 'SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[Contract_Indicator] = "N") && ('SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[RX]="Y")))

Please let me know which one is better in respect of performance? as I am new in power bi.

[Mariusz · Accepted solution]

Hi @sandip 

2. As it is using Context Transition 

Measure 2 = 
CALCULATE(
    SUM( SAVO_QBR_TEMP[MI EXT$] ), 
    SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[RX] = "Y",
    FILTER(
        SAVO_QBR_TEMP, 
        SAVO_QBR_TEMP[CNT_ID] = "N" 
            || SAVO_QBR_TEMP[Returns Contract_Indicator] = "N" 
            || SAVO_QBR_TEMP[Contract_Indicator] = "N"
    )
)

Regards,
Mariusz

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[sandip]

Hi,

You have mentioned the below filter condition out of the filter function:

SAVO_QBR_TEMP'[RX] = "Y",

so that does mean that it will work as "AND" with rest of the conditions?

[Mariusz]

Hi @sandip 

Yes, technically it does the same thing

Regards,
Mariusz

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