Power Bi Usage Models In Pictures By Greg Deckler Medium

MSHGQM is an external tool for creating quick measures or columns in Power BI Desktop or tabular model. Read more about it here Microsoft Hates Greg's Quick Measures Power Sort lets you automatically find and set Sort By columns Metadata Mechanic lets you automatically mass set metadata fields for tables, columns and... Now that quick measures can be released without recompiling, I will be releasing the supportedmeasures.json file separately. To update the quick measures in your tool simply do the following: This file contains information for the creation of custom measures in MSHGQM Gamma. You can create your own JSON file in the following general format:

What goes inside the <custom measure definition> are attribute/value pairs. A few are required, the rest are optional. Note that Configuration, MeasureId and MeasureGroup are all required and should all have the same value. Standard JSON format applies. Don't forget to escape double quotes and other characters inside Value's and mind your end of line commas. All variables have two underscores in front of and after the variable text.

Custom Demo Measure The following custom measure demonstrates all possible attribute/value pairs and the use of all variables.

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