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HI team,
I am connecting to Power BI dataset from Excel using the Excel Publisher.
I am not not able to see values for some measures in the Pivot table in Excel, while those measures work absolutely fine in Power BI.
Anyone else faicng the same problem? Any solutions?
Thanks.
This is a big problem in Excel when connecting to SSAS Tab model that measures are not available in Excel. The workaround is to create calcuated measures then they are available in Power BI and Excel. However, the aggregation is fixed when you create the measure (like SUM, AVG) and you cannot change it in Excel or Power BI. It seems like there is no update from MS on this issue.
Hi
It seems there was no followup on this topic but I ran onto the exact same issue.
I'd like to display in an Excel pivot table those 2 measures values coming from the connected Power BI dataset:
1- SUM([timeoriginalestimate])/3600
2- CALCULATE(sum('jira_tempo_Worklog'[hours]),(1.0*(today()-'jira_tempo_Worklog'[workdate])<8),jira_tempo_Worklog[username] <> "admin")
Measure #1 does display values, but measure #2 does not.
Any ideay why?
Thanks
That could possibly be the issue with measure. Try breaking the measure down by individual Filter and see if that works.
My issue was different, the Excel connector wasnt stable, so I re-installed and older version and it worked.
Indeed, the issue was in the measure itself. The data model was imported from Power Pivot and all the measures are working fine, but by looking into it I realised this calculate measure with multiple filters doesn't work. So the issue is not related the Excel connexion.
Thanks
Hi @Stharwani,
Were you unable to see all measures in Pivot table or just some specific measures? If just for some one, what are those measures look like?
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
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