Power Up Fabric Development with DAX Studio and Tabular Editor
Do you have a slow Power BI report? This session will equip you with the knowledge to address the issue of slow Power BI reports. Whether you are just starting on your Power BI Journey or an experienced Power BI developer these tools enhance your development and analysis of your data. This session will cover connecting to Power BI Desktop, Power BI Premium Workspaces, and Fabric Workspaces to meet you where you currently are. DAX Studio and Tabular Editor are part of the study guide for the DP-600 exam for Fabric, so this is the perfect time to start learning how to put them to good use. The first tool we will look at is DAX Studio. Its strength is being able to analyze your data separately from Power BI and Fabric. You can use it to quickly gather statistics about multiple semantic models. Has a user reported that one of the reports is running slow? You can use DAX Studio to do DAX performance tuning to make it faster. The second tool is Tabular Editor 2. It gives you the ability to check to see if your models are following best practices. You can make changes to your models whether they are running in Power BI Desktop, Power BI Premium, or Fabric Workspaces. With Tabular Editor you can use scripts to automate changes that if done manually could take days. These are just some of the topics we will cover as we learn how valuable these tools can be. This session will have the greatest benefit to someone new to DAX Studio and Tabular Editor regardless of where you are on your Fabric journey.Dax Studio - Python Connection
Hello All, There is a plan to move data source from one database to another for which it would be essential for us to understand the dashboards within a workspace. I have explored few options in Dax Studio which has capability to return Measures, Columns, Catalogs (Dashboards) and other details of a specific workspace. However if I need to get a detailed inforamtion across all the Power BI Dashboards in a workspace, the commands below would not allow me to. SELECT [CATALOG_NAME] FROM $SYSTEM.DBSCHEMA_CATALOGS SELECT [CATALOG_NAME] FROM $SYSTEM.DBSCHEMA_CATALOGS, SELECT [ID],[Name] FROM $SYSTEM.TMSCHEMA_TABLES WHERE NOT [IsHidden] SELECT * FROM $SYSTEM.TMSCHEMA_COLUMNS WHERE NOT [IsHidden] SELECT [ID],[TableID],[Name],[QueryDefinition] FROM $SYSTEM.TMSCHEMA_PARTITIONS SELECT [ID],[TableID],[Name],[Expression] FROM $SYSTEM.TMSCHEMA_MEASURES WHERE NOT [IsHidden] SELECT * FROM $SYSTEM.TMSCHEMA_RELATIONSHIPS Requesting your guidance if there is a way I can loop through all the commands above and get the data into Excel format or into SQL or connect to Power BI directly so that I can analyze it further. Regards Mithun THeader row missing quotes when using DAX Studio
Hello Community! I'm using DAX Studio 3.2.0 to export a Table from PowerBI (the table has 320k rows so the reason for using DAX Studio). It is working perfectly EXCEPT that the header row does not contain quotes... the rest of the entries are wrapped in quotes. Is there a setting I need to change? Below is my simple query to get the table out of PowerBI: // My Query EVALUATE( myTable ) Look forward to your help Ray
Running total in Dax Studio
Hi There, Could anybody held with this Dax Query. I Group Sales by month and created a raking, as following: DEFINE VAR Sales = ADDCOLUMNS ( VALUES ( 'DIM PRODUCTO'[PRODUCTO]), "@SalesMonth", CALCULATE([VENTAS EN UNIDADES], 'DIM TIEMPO'[AÑO-MES]="2024-03") ) EVALUATE ADDCOLUMNS ( Sales, "Rank", RANKX ( Sales, [@SalesMonth] ) ) ORDER BY [@SalesMonth] DESC This is the result: Is there any way to do a running total based on this result? Thanks
POWER BI >> HOW TO FORMAT ALL DAX MEASURE AT ONCE
We all write our codes in a proper format so that readability and understanding of codes become easy. While working with POWER BI, we use DAX Expressions to write our measures and calculated columns. We know that formatting is not required in DAX. It’s normal to see DAX expressions that span over 10 to 20 -lines or more, depending on the complexity and requirements. Sometimes we ignore DAX format as it is time-consuming, and we need to press ALT+ENTER for the new line, which is out of habit for all of us. There is too much ambiguity, and a lack of official specification makes it even harder to comprehend. Whenever I am working with Power BI, I use the following technique to measure it.
DAX Studio not returning all results
Hi All I have a table in a PBI Dataset with few hundreds thousands rows and one of the columns is "Clients" . If I do EVALUATE VAR JustClients = DISTINCT('MyTable'[Client]) Return JustClients or EVALUATE VAR JustClients = Summarize('MyTable', 'MyTable'[Client]) Return JustClients in a DAX Studio, it returns 64 rows But if I do the same in PowerAutomate flow or PBI Desktop - it returns over 4k rows (which is correct) So the question is - why its not returning all the rows in DAX Studio? ThanksHow to Open my Dax Studio from cmd.
Hi Friends, i am working for Client. I am connecting through VPN. All the Power BI Desktop tools have to open through cmd. I opened power bi desktop using cmd. runas /netonly /user:abc "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Power BI Desktop\bin\PBIDesktop.exe" it worked and opening . Now i want to open DaxStudio in same way. i tried by giving runas /netonly /user: abc "C:\Program Files\DAX Studio\bin\DaxStudio.vsto" But failing to open. Getting some error. Can you please guide how to open. Thanks
