Hi @PaulRickett ,
And when you use Clustering-automatically find clusters option, it will create a group (a new calculate column).
So it couldn't use automatically find clusters in live connection.
When connecting to SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS), there is an option to either import data from, or connect live to, the selected data model. If you select import, then you define a query against that external SSAS source, and the data is imported as normal. If you select to connect live, then there is no query defined, and the entire external model is shown in the field list. If you select DirectQuery, as visuals are built, queries are sent to the external SSAS source. However, unlike DirectQuery, there is no sense in which a new model is being created; in other words, it's not possible to define new calculated columns, hierarchies, relationships, and so on. Instead you are simply connecting directly to the external SSAS model.
The situation described in the previous paragraph applies to connecting to the following sources as well, except that there is no option to import the data:
- Power BI datasets (for example, when connecting to a Power BI dataset that has previously been created and published to the service, to author a new report over it)
- Common Data Services
Using DirectQuery in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
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