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Wondering how one would go about creating a generic script to take the input name of a dataset.table and output to flat file all the unique data row counts for each column?
The following is the dax pattern I want to replicate for each table.column. The result of which would be nice to output to a flat file for analysis.
EVALUATE
GROUPBY('Table',[column], "Count", COUNTX ( CURRENTGROUP (), 1 ))
Similar question asked recently and appreciate the advanced tab of dax studio.
Script to show row total counts of all tables of a dataset
Posing these questions another way. How do we do scripting in dax 'land' similar to how we do in sql 'land' :}
ie sqlcmd, powershell, bash, etc
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What you are describing is more suited for a Power Query implementation. DAX doesn't have any function to manipulate column names, for example.
Multiple queries This thread on github for dax studio looks promising for a future enhancement.
What you are describing is more suited for a Power Query implementation. DAX doesn't have any function to manipulate column names, for example.
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