What are the different DIST functions in power bi DAX
This recipe explains what are the different DIST functions in power bi DAX
Recipe Objective - What are different DIST functions in Power BI DAX?
In Power BI DAX, we have mainly 3 distributions Exponential, Poisson, and Normal.
Normal Distribution
Syntax - NORM.DIST(X, Mean, Standard deviation, Cumulative)
Exponential Distribution
Syntax - EXPON.DIST(X, Lambda, Cumulative)
Poisson Distribution
Syntax - POISSON.DIST(X, Mean, Cumulative)
In this way, we can use different DIST functions in Power BI DAX.
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