Unlock Your Potential: Learn
Practice with real semantic models, featuring interactive exercises and daily challenges for hands-on learning.
Your DAX Playground
Enhance your learning with tools that streamline real-world problem-solving, making your journey to DAX mastery effortless.
Practical Challenges
Practical Challenges
Practice what writing DAX measures and calculated columns for a real Power BI report feels like. Put on multiple Report Creator caps and become a master at your craft.
Smart Code Editor
Smart Code Editor
Write, test, and optimize your DAX Expressions with an intelligent code editor that offers auto-complete, code formatting, syntax highlighting, and hovering on functions for more documentation and examples.
AI-Powered Hints
AI-Powered Hints
Receive real-time, AI-generated suggestions and hints to help you refine your DAX Expressions and improve your understanding while solving challenges.
Progress Tracking
Progress Tracking
Track your DAX journey with custom analytics that provide insights into your strengths, areas for improvement, and overall progress.
Multi-Model Querying
Multi-Model Querying
Run DAX queries across multiple semantic models to gain a deeper understanding of diverse model schemas, report requirements, and get a peak at multiple industries' Business Intelligence needs.
Community Challenges
Community Challenges
Challenge yourself with DAX problems created by members of the community, covering real-world use cases and skill-building exercises.
DAX Solver is for Everyone
Level Up
Whether you're preparing for interviews or aiming to enhance your data analytics expertise, DAX Solver is the perfect place to practice.
Share your Adventures
With customizable challenges, real semantic models, and seamless course management, DAX Solver allows you to offer an interactive learning experience.
Supercharge your Teams
Empower your team with advanced DAX skills through real-world practice. Use our platform to upskill employees, assess candidates, and tailor learning paths to match your organization's data needs.
DAX Solver is for every
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Practice with multiple semantic models — from Finance to HR to Education
Competitive Marketing Analysis
This report examines sales performance across multiple channels and products, presenting total sales, ROI, channel breakdowns, and temporal trends.
Employee Hiring and History
This report provides an overview of new hires by employment type, age group, gender, ethnicity, and region, along with active employee counts across different demographic groups.
Getting help has never been this easy
The safest and easiest way to share your semantic model with the community
Step 1: Shed the Data, Keep the Structure
Take your .pbix Power BI report and export it into a .pbit template file.
.pbit files do not contain sensitive data. They are templates that include the structure of a Power BI report, such as visualizations, report pages, queries, and DAX measures, but they do not contain the actual data.
Step 2: Get Sample Data
Now, upload your .pbit file to DAX Solver and let us sprinkle some magic by generating sample synthetic data.
Download all the sample data and use it in your .pbit file and it will automatically be converted to a .pbix report.
Step 3: Community to the Rescue
After you replace your sensitive data with the sample data — you’ve got a report that looks, feels, and behaves like the original but is safe to share.
Upload the .pbix file and share it with the DAX Solver community. They can see everything about your model and lend you a hand, without ever peeking at your real data.
What the DAX Community currently struggles with
I struggle to find real-world semantic models to practice on. There’s a lack of easy access to different models for testing and optimizing DAX measures ...
It's difficult to know if my issue is with DAX or the data model. When I ask for help, I often get generic answers that don't apply well to my data model ...
I struggle to find models that relate to the kind of business I work with. Most examples are focused on sales data, which isn't relevant to my work with education data ...
It's challenging for the community to troubleshoot DAX issues when they don’t have full access to the source data, making it harder to provide precise solutions ...
I find it difficult to protect sensitive data while still accurately explaining the issue I’m facing ...
I can't share my file or screenshots due to sensitive information, so I end up explaining the complexity of my model and calculations, which is much harder than just sharing the file ...
