Thin Reports, Report Level Measures vs Data Model Measures
The previous post explained what Thin reports are, why we should care and how we can create them. This post focuses on a more specific topic, Report Level Measures. We discuss what report-level measures are, when and why we need them and how we create them. If you are not sure what Thin Report means, … Continue reading Thin Reports, Report Level Measures vs Data Model Measures
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