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Hello all.
I am writing Dax but I cannot seem to figure out how to carriage return in the formula bar. my code is all one line. is there a way to format with indents and carriage returns?
mycolumn = CALCULATE(COUNT('table1'[column1]))
I would like to have a clean look like
AcitvePending = CALCULATE(
COUNT('table1'[column1])
)
thanks,
Tom
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Hi @twahl,
Actually your DAX formula has the correct indentation. But if you want to give those line breaks use shift + enter.
You can use the https://www.daxformatter.com/ tool to indent your DAX formulas according to a popular standard.
Regards.
I hope this article helps you to provide you with the desired solution.
Thanks all. Both ideas with the HTML and the shortcut keys are super helpful.
I hope this article helps you to provide you with the desired solution.
Hi @twahl,
Actually your DAX formula has the correct indentation. But if you want to give those line breaks use shift + enter.
You can use the https://www.daxformatter.com/ tool to indent your DAX formulas according to a popular standard.
Regards.
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