One of the most annoying behavior of report designers is to rename fields in visuals in cryptic way without standards and you won't understand at a first sight which field from which table had been used.
AFAIK (without using any external tool or power bi project - just staying in PBI Desktop), the only thing you can do is to hover fields with the mouse and look at the tooltip that shows you the original field/measure home table and name. for further anlaysis you need to move to the data pane and search it manually.
Wouldn't it be nice to have a "Go to definition" that points the referenced field/measure in the data pane that you can activate directly in the context-menu right-clicking the field?
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