Measure Tools not showing, dax editor bar slow and poorer autofill after october 2021 update.

[Anonymous]

Hello everyone,

After installing the 2021 october update, there are some strange stuff happening to the measure tools in pbi desktop:

1.  When opening a pbix file, I'm not able to edit an existing measure. When clicking on it, the measure tools / dax bar doesn't show up. I need to create a new measure in order to "activate" the measure tools and then modify the existing measure.
2. The DAX editor / bar is now really, really slow, it evens makes my typing to not be computed by it. Also, when using <tab> to accept an autofill suggestion for a table/measure, it gets stuck in it.
3. The functions autofill is now poorer for some commonly used functions as the IF function. If I type IF and then hit <tab>, it will autofill the less used function IF.EAGER which can get really annoying.

[v-chuncz-msft]

@Anonymous 

I tried the latest version to test several cases and all seem to be working fine. You may also try earlier versions from Power BI updates archive.

[rhl94]

I have the same issue with bullet 1. Thanks for the work around by creating a new measure

[rbuel]

I reverted back to September version and works fine now

[elMedex]

I have the same behaviour, my first try of a workaround was the creating new masure as you mentioned but didn't work for me, what I also notice is that at least for my and my work colegues this seems to happen only with live conection models such a SSAS

[Anonymous]

My DAX bar is not showing up as well on October 2021 version

[Anonymous]

I also reverted back to september version and it is now working.

[v-chuncz-msft]

@Anonymous 

As mentioned in link below, there will be an update to October release later soon. You may post feedback there.

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Issues/DAX-IntelliSense-October-2021-Crash/idc-p/2158973/highlight/...

[elMedex]

@v-chuncz-msft 

Version 2.98.1004.0 Release today 10/29/2021 still has the same issue where dax formulas can't be seen or edited on tabular models