Do you name measures to find them easier?

[JediMole]

Was wondering if people name their measure in ways to find them quicker?  Like adding a # or a convention to group them together?

[v-sdhruv]

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[v-sdhruv]

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[v-sdhruv]

Hi @JediMole ,
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Thank you @DataInsights @Demert and @pankajnamekar25  for your insights.
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[DataInsights]

@JediMole,

Here are some things to consider:

1. Create a measure table. This table would contain all measures in your model, enabling users to quickly locate measures.

2. Use display folders. In Model view, you can create display folders (and subfolders) to organize your measures.

3. Use a hierarchical naming convention. If you have several measures related to revenue, you would prefix each measure name with Revenue. This enables categorical sorting and allows you to see all measures that begin with Revenue in DAX intellisense.

[Demert · Accepted solution]

Hi ,

Yes I name the measures corresponding to their use and put them in a measure folder aswell as subfolders: 

Solved: Creating a "Display Folder" to group measures. - Microsoft Fabric Community

 To easily store the measure per category. For test measure or measures I should delete at the end of project I use the _ at the start of the measure or zzzzzz

[pankajnamekar25]

Hello @JediMole 

Yes I am doing it above are few example

KPI_Sales

KPI_ProfitMargin

Calc_YearlyGrowth

Fmt_CurrencySymbol

Thanks

 Pankaj Namekar | LinkedIn

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