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Optimized Multi-value DAX Parameters in SSRS

2017-10-18
By: Chris Koester
On: 2017-10-18
In: Reporting Services, SSAS Tabular
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This post shows how you can generate optimized multi-value DAX parameters in SSRS and achieve greater performance compared to the DAX PathContains function. This will be a short post that provides the SSRS expression to convert multiple SSRS parameters into a double-pipe delimited string for use in a DAX query. In other words, the goal is to use the DAX OR operator (||) instead of the PathContains function. I’m assuming the reader has experience with SSRS, so not all steps will be shown. Imagine that you have multi-value parameter that allows users to select multiple month – year values such as Sep 2017, Oct 2017, etc. TheRead More →

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