In my current project I am migrating Excel reports to Power BI, I need help converting the Excel formulas to DAX
Excel
COUNTIFS($K:$K,"*",$L:$L,E$31,$CS:$CS,1$D:$D,$E$15)
SUMIFS($AU:$AU,$L:$L,E$31,$CI:$CI, "Yes",$D:$D,$E$15)/1000
IFERROR((SUMIFS($AU:$AU,$L:$L,E$31,$CI:$CI, "Yes",$D:$D,$E$15,$P:$P," Key Launch Under Existing Hero")/1000)/E36,0)
COUNTIFS(`$BH$11:$BH$1001,"Commercial Innovation",$H$11:$H$1001,F$31,$C$11:$C$1001,$E$15,$BP$11:$BP$1001,"1")
SUMIFS($BB$11:$BB$1001$C$11:$C$1001,$E$15,$H$11:$H$1001,G$31,$BH$11:$BH$1001,"Commercial Innovation")/1000
COUNTIFS(OFFSET($L$10,0,0,10000,1),$D65,OFFSET($AL$10,0,INDEX($AL$6:$AU$6,MATCH($D$59,$AL$10:$AU$10,0)),10000,1),">0",OFFSET($CI$10,0,0,10000,1),"Yes",OFFSET($D$10,0,0,10000,1),$E$15)
IFERROR(AVERAGEIFS($CJ:$CJ, $K:$K, "*",$L:$L,$D113,$D:$D,$E$15), "-")
you can use Calculate function for any conditional calculation in DAX. There is no references and cells like excel in Power BI therefore there is no OFFSET or INDEX in Power BI but you can explain you problem in a table for find a solution instead of Offset and Index. For another formulas that you want:
Excel Countifs:
DAX:
Excel Sumifs:
DAX:
and you have iferror in DAX like excel:
There is a filter function in DAX for create a filtered table We don't have something like that in Excel.