In my recent quest to create or catalog as many DAX equivalents for Excel functions, here are four measures dealing with logs and exponentials.
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Thanks @v-qiuyu-msft It's been an effort, 43 new quick measures since I started this exercise, starting to think this may have been a bad idea! 🙂
But, actually, learning a lot and coming up with some new patterns. Well, new to me at least! 🙂
Probably the trickiest thus far was TRIMMEAN but my favorite is IMSQRT just because it makes me laugh every time I say it or look at the image I posted it with.
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But, actually, learning a lot and coming up with some new patterns. Well, new to me at least! 🙂
Probably the trickiest thus far was TRIMMEAN but my favorite is IMSQRT just because it makes me laugh every time I say it or look at the image I posted it with.
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