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Summary
power bi desktop is there another way to add a measure than via "model view" "select measures" "display folder"
Details
You have a bunch of measures grouped nicely under a folder in your table say called "_measures".
You create a new measure.
Now you want to add the new measure to the "_measures" group.
Is there a quicker way rather than re-select all the measures via "select measures" under "model view" ?
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In Power BI Desktop, adding a measure to a display folder (like your _measures group) can be done more efficiently through the "Fields pane" without needing to go through the "Model View". Here's how you can do it:
Locate the Measure in the Fields Pane:
Right-Click on the Measure:
Assign or Edit Display Folder:
Save Changes:
This will move the new measure to the _measures display folder directly from the Fields pane, avoiding the need to go into Model View.
You can simply select your measure> then go to measure tool
change home table name > new measure group.
I hope this is fastest way to change the measure from table to table.
I hope I answered your question!
Thank you both for your answers and help, much appreciated.
You can simply select your measure> then go to measure tool
change home table name > new measure group.
I hope this is fastest way to change the measure from table to table.
I hope I answered your question!
In Power BI Desktop, adding a measure to a display folder (like your _measures group) can be done more efficiently through the "Fields pane" without needing to go through the "Model View". Here's how you can do it:
Locate the Measure in the Fields Pane:
Right-Click on the Measure:
Assign or Edit Display Folder:
Save Changes:
This will move the new measure to the _measures display folder directly from the Fields pane, avoiding the need to go into Model View.