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alex20274
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Dynamic formatting multiple measures at once

‎02-04-2025 05:20 AM

Hello

 

Im already aware on how to format multuiple measures at once via the model view, however I cant find a way to do this when formatting dynamically? Does anyone know if I can copy a dax dynamic formula string to multiple measures at once?


Thanks

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‎02-04-2025 05:38 AM

@alex20274 you can easily achieve this using tabular editor.



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‎02-04-2025 06:16 AM

@alex20274 AFAIK you cannot do this on multiple measures through desktop UI. I could be wrong.



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‎02-04-2025 05:38 AM

@alex20274 you can easily achieve this using tabular editor.



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‎02-04-2025 06:13 AM

Thanks for the response, unfortunately I do not have access to Tabular editor or any other developer tools, was curious if there was a way within the application itself.

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