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powerbi starting index at “0” or “1”?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
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Data science time! April 2019 and salary with experienceCreating an index column for Power BiHow does database indexing work?Multiple Indexes vs Multi-Column IndexesDifferences between INDEX, PRIMARY, UNIQUE, FULLTEXT in MySQL?SQL Server indexes - ascending or descending, what difference does it make?What do Clustered and Non clustered index actually mean?Two single-column indexes vs one two-column index in MySQL?Difference between clustered and nonclustered indexIs there any harm in creating a index that is a subset of unique clustered index?PowerBI - Time Lag Calculation in Dates, using Query EditorCreating an index column for Power Bi
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the post here
Creating an index column for Power Bi
suggests starting at "1". I don't know why MS would offer a choice, as if it's unique... it shouldn't matter. Any thoughts?
Thanks
indexing powerbi
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the post here
Creating an index column for Power Bi
suggests starting at "1". I don't know why MS would offer a choice, as if it's unique... it shouldn't matter. Any thoughts?
Thanks
indexing powerbi
asked Mar 8 at 13:31
LexKLexK
31
add a comment |
the post here
Creating an index column for Power Bi
suggests starting at "1". I don't know why MS would offer a choice, as if it's unique... it shouldn't matter. Any thoughts?
Thanks
indexing powerbi
asked Mar 8 at 13:31
LexKLexK
31
the post here
Creating an index column for Power Bi
suggests starting at "1". I don't know why MS would offer a choice, as if it's unique... it shouldn't matter. Any thoughts?
Thanks
indexing powerbi
indexing powerbi
asked Mar 8 at 13:31
LexKLexK
31
asked Mar 8 at 13:31
LexKLexK
31
asked Mar 8 at 13:31
LexKLexK
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asked Mar 8 at 13:31
LexKLexK
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asked Mar 8 at 13:31
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I think it's purely a choice by the user for what's the easiest to understand. Most programming languages will index starting from 0, and only some from 1. Most non-programmers will probably prefer indexing from 1.
But I don't think the value has any impact on actual behavior of the indexing.
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I think it's purely a choice by the user for what's the easiest to understand. Most programming languages will index starting from 0, and only some from 1. Most non-programmers will probably prefer indexing from 1.
But I don't think the value has any impact on actual behavior of the indexing.
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I think it's purely a choice by the user for what's the easiest to understand. Most programming languages will index starting from 0, and only some from 1. Most non-programmers will probably prefer indexing from 1.
But I don't think the value has any impact on actual behavior of the indexing.
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I think it's purely a choice by the user for what's the easiest to understand. Most programming languages will index starting from 0, and only some from 1. Most non-programmers will probably prefer indexing from 1.
But I don't think the value has any impact on actual behavior of the indexing.
answered Mar 9 at 20:37
MarcMarc
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I think it's purely a choice by the user for what's the easiest to understand. Most programming languages will index starting from 0, and only some from 1. Most non-programmers will probably prefer indexing from 1.
But I don't think the value has any impact on actual behavior of the indexing.
answered Mar 9 at 20:37
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