Summary
DAX variables are constants that can store scalar values such as numbers, strings, or tables.
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Multiple variables can be defined in one set of VAR / RETURN.
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Variables in DAX make code easier to write and read, and can be used to split complex operations into smaller steps.
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Summary
A DAX variable is indeed a constant , meaning that it is a name for the value computed by the definition of the variable.
Each set of VAR / RETURN can include multiple variables, you can have any number of VAR for one RETURN.
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Using variables in DAX makes the code much easier to write and read. You can split a complex operation into smaller steps by storing a number, a string, or a table into a variable. When you store a scalar value in a variable, the behavior is intuitive and common to many other languages.
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