So the Question is here, is there an easy way of answering this question? Use the DIVIDE Function for Divisionĥ of my objects aren’t using the DIVIDE Function created especially for this. Its a case of finding out what uses these two items and ensuring we only use one. It goes to show that these things do happen. and I can then look at the expression CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(fact),įILTER(Accounts, Accounts"NA")) CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(fact), I can right click on each to go to object. We can ignore this ruleĪnd hit Show ignored if you want them back No two measures should have the same definitions Power BI always runs DAX queries so its not really specific to out Power BI Model. the important thing to note here is that these are structures only used queries tabular models (Analysis Services) IN MDX. It allows a column on a table to be used on a row or column axis of a visual so it can for example filter a measure. You can stop attribute hierarchies from being build on columns that don’t need them.īasically all attributes have this set to on. This is rather more specific to Analysis Services. I wasn’t aware of this and all my Keys within the dimensions are flagged as issues here. Set isAvailableInMDX to false on None-Attribute columns (6 Objects) If you can use XMLA endpoints you can also simply choose apply fix but I prefer to see the fix before implementing. At worst you can gather all these recommendations and implement them manually in Power BI. If you don’t have this enabled you need to check with your Admin.
This setting is controlled by your capacity admin. However it should be said that Tabular Editor requires the XMLA endpoint to allow both read/write access.
TABULAR EDITOR UPDATE
I can run this and it will immediately update my data model. In this case I am selecting generate fix ScriptĪnd pasting to Advanced Scripting window to have a look at it Some fixes can be taken from best practice analyser. My Latitude and Longitude are in Violation here so I should be going back to the model and checking that I cant change these items and not get issues Lets have a look at some of them Do not use Floating Point data Type 172 objects are in violation of 17 best practice rules. Of course the rules come up very specific to my model. I really want to get a good look at where they are at at Īt this point its fair to say that this has been incredibly easy to do and very useful so far. It brings up a list of Best practice rules that have been worked on by Microsoft experts for a long time. Then I go to Tools and Best Practice AnalyserĪnd here is where it gets interesting. (I am doing it with a model already open but you can open it separately and connect to a model. I can then Close and Open tabular Editor again.
TABULAR EDITOR CODE
Then after running the code I create a custom action over the code by clicking the green + Button I believe that these rules get updated so when you run it again your rules will get updated. I go for the Automated Set up approach and run the following code
With a dataset open in Power BI Desktop I open up Tabular Editor from External ToolsĪnd now I am ready to load in the Best Practice Rules from GitHub. Advanced Tab – View Metrics Tabular Editor I always go to DAX Studio connected to my model to get a look at the model Summary before I do any updates. This is great but if there are ways to speed up that process so we can review even more models then I am in. I am so excited about this because we are looking at ways to improve and speed up the reviewing process on all the datasets being created.Ĭurrently our Power BI Power Users go in to review and take a lot of time checking out the models, processing time, DAX Measures, etc etc. Finally I get a chance to have a look at the Best Practice Analyse in Tabular Editor
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