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Answer» There are two types Numeric types: Whole Number (Integer (64 Bit)) - A 64-bit (eight-bytes) integer value Decimal (Floating points) - A 64-bit (eight-bytes) real number Currency (Money) - Currency data type allows values with four decimal digits of fixed precision. Date (Date/TIME) - Dates and times in an accepted date-time representation. Date – Represents just a Date (no time portion). Time – Represents just Time (no Date portion). Date/Time/TimeZone – Represents a UTC Date/Time. Duration – Represents a length of time. Boolean - Either TRUE (1) (OR) FALSE (0). Other types: Text (String) - A Unicode character data string. Can be strings, numbers or dates represented in a text format. Binary Object – Images or any kind of binary large objects. N/A or Blank - A blank is a data type in DAX that represents and replaces SQL nulls. You can use the BLANK function, and test for blanks by USING the logical function, ISBLANK.

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There are two types

Numeric types:
- Whole Number (Integer (64 Bit)) - A 64-bit (eight-bytes) integer value
- Decimal (Floating points) - A 64-bit (eight-bytes) real number
- Currency (Money) - Currency data type allows values with four decimal digits of fixed precision.
- Date (Date/TIME) - Dates and times in an accepted date-time representation.
- Date – Represents just a Date (no time portion).
- Time – Represents just Time (no Date portion).
- Date/Time/TimeZone – Represents a UTC Date/Time.
- Duration – Represents a length of time.
- Boolean - Either TRUE (1) (OR) FALSE (0).
Other types:
- Text (String) - A Unicode character data string. Can be strings, numbers or dates represented in a text format.
- Binary Object – Images or any kind of binary large objects.
- N/A or Blank - A blank is a data type in DAX that represents and replaces SQL nulls. You can use the BLANK function, and test for blanks by USING the logical function, ISBLANK.

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