Permits DAX CURRENTGROUP function to be used inside aggregation functions in the extension columns that it adds. As well as creating measures to aggregate data in tabular models using DAX, you can also write queries to extract data - this blog shows you how! Returns a table with a set of selected columns. In fact, it solves the issues we had in SUMMARIZE when grouping values, so you can avoid the pattern ADDCOLUMNS/SUMMARIZE described in this article and only rely on GROUPBY. I'll edit in what the DAX would look like. The new DAX introduces the GROUPBY function, which has a syntax similar to SUMMARIZE, even if its semantic is a different one. As of now, we have mentioned the first group by column, now mention the second-level group column name i.e. The historical DAX function that aggregates and group data leveraging existing relationships is SUMMARIZE. For example, consider the following query, which should return, for each product category, the maximum value of the average price of the related subcategories. GROUPBY ( [,