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Finding The Tables, Columns And Measures Used By A DAX Query In Power BI

Finding The Tables, Columns And Measures Used By A DAX Query In Power BI
If you’re monitoring activity in Power BI, for example using Log Analytics, you’ll know that you can capture the DAX queries generated by your published Power BI reports. How do you make sense of them though? You may want to know which tables, columns or measures are being used by a query – maybe so […]

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