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Hi there,
What is better performance wise. Imagine I need to switch measures or x axis fields... Field parameters seem more practical to work with but it seems the visuals take more to load because you need to evaluate the parameters sometimes.
Any guess?
Field parameters in Power BI are dynamic filters that allow users to change data at runtime without altering the report design. They offer flexibility in analyzing data by enabling users to modify filters or parameters directly within the report.
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Bookmarks in Power BI capture the state of a report page, including filters, slicers, visibility settings, and selections made by the user. They help in creating guided navigation experiences within a report.
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Choosing between them depends on the specific requirements of the report. For dynamic data exploration, use field parameters, while bookmarks are suitable for creating guided and structured navigation experiences.
Hello @campelliann,
The performance impact of using field parameters or measure parameters depends on factors such as measure complexity, dataset size, and usage scenario. Field parameters provide flexibility but may require re-evaluation, potentially impacting visual load time. Measure parameters offer predefined calculations, resulting in efficient performance but may have less flexibility. Testing in your specific context is recommended to determine the best option. Additionally, optimizing measures and queries can improve performance regardless of the parameter approach.
Let me know if you might require any further assistance.
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