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Resolver Ioperational reporting in Power BI
Hi mr_wizard ，
I am not sure what kind of functionality you need to implement with Power BI. But the point I need to make with you is that creating measures is not necessary (sometimes some aggregation functions are available to perform the corresponding calculations) as shown in the following figure. It depends on what kind of data you need to present...
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Resolver IAnonymous I know that you don't need to create explicit measures in Power BI. (However, I do believe that implicit measures is a bad practice.) But, that isn't my question. My question is... Given that Power BI is primarily intended for analytical reporting, is there an MS tool primarily intended for operational reporting? If it matters, at my organization, operational reporting for us is where we write a SQL query over some OLTP data source (usually involving lots of joins) and return a single result set (table visual).