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campagna
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1 year ago
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INFO.VIEWS.MEASURES() error when measures are organized in folder and subfolder

Hi all,

 

I'm trying to create a table containing description of all measures in my model to generate a documentation table insiede the report.

 
the INFO.MEASURES() function is not supported when creating a table in the model, instead you need to use INFO.VIEW.MEASURES(). with this function I get the following error Correlation Id: ce45277c-bf50-54e3-8b04-997cdd283b32 Error Details: Failed to move the data reader to the next row. Doing some tests the problem seems to be related to the organization of the measures in folders and subfolders. is this a known issue?
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  • rajendraongole1's avatar
    rajendraongole1
    1 year ago

    Hi campagna -If feasible, consider using a direct query to your data source to retrieve measure information. This might help bypass some of the limitations present in the Power BI model.As a temporary solution, manually create a documentation table by documenting the measures and their descriptions, especially for critical measures.

    You could also use DAX Studio to extract the measure definitions.

     

    The INFO.VIEW.MEASURES() function has known limitations in certain scenarios, especially when there are complex hierarchies or an extensive number of measures.

    use dax studio and check the below measure:

     

    EVALUATE
    ADDCOLUMNS(
    MEASURES,
    "Description", [YourDescriptionMeasure] // Replace with an appropriate measure for description if available
    )

     

    While the error you’re encountering may relate to measure organization, utilizing workarounds and ensuring your environment is up to date may help mitigate the problem.

     

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  • rajendraongole1's avatar
    rajendraongole1
    Super User
    1 year ago

    Hi campagna -If feasible, consider using a direct query to your data source to retrieve measure information. This might help bypass some of the limitations present in the Power BI model.As a temporary solution, manually create a documentation table by documenting the measures and their descriptions, especially for critical measures.

    You could also use DAX Studio to extract the measure definitions.

     

    The INFO.VIEW.MEASURES() function has known limitations in certain scenarios, especially when there are complex hierarchies or an extensive number of measures.

    use dax studio and check the below measure:

     

    EVALUATE
    ADDCOLUMNS(
    MEASURES,
    "Description", [YourDescriptionMeasure] // Replace with an appropriate measure for description if available
    )

     

    While the error you’re encountering may relate to measure organization, utilizing workarounds and ensuring your environment is up to date may help mitigate the problem.