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It’s common for calculations to use data from multiple tables. Most scenarios can be covered automatically through the standard table relationship defined in the data model, but not in every case. If you need more flexibility, several DAX functions are available that support joining tables. Some of these provide an experience that should be familiar to you if you are used to writing T-SQL queries. I highlight the similarities and differences in this chapter.
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Seamark, P. (2018). Joins. In: Beginning DAX with Power BI. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3477-8_5
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