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hello and welcome to another video on data analysis expressions my name is mitchell pearson and if you like what you see in this video please make sure to hit that like and subscribe button so that whenever we drop a new video you will be notified in this video just real quick i want to take a look at five things you can do to write cleaner dax now although i do say cleaner dax obviously that also transitions into possibly writing better dax so we'll talk a little bit about that as we progress through this class now the inspiration behind this video is that i do a lot of training on dax a lot of boot camps a lot of one-on-one training one of my jobs is actually doing kind of one-on-one virtual mentoring where somebody has a problem they call us up they purchase a couple hours and i work with them one-on-one and whether that's diagnosing a problem they already have and rewriting some decks or writing new dac's i've noticed there's this problem with really formatting of code and writing...
