If your file using live connection, then you might have Report Level Measures. Detecting the live connection source using Power BI Helper Report level measures If the connection mode is live, the data source will be showed in the Model analysis tab. Based on the file, the options are: DirectQuery, Live Connection, Import, or Mixed (Composite) Documenting the connection mode of Power BI file using Power BI Helper
Power BI Helper can detect what is the connection mode of the Power BI file in the visualization tab. Power BI Helper can show you if you have a DirectQuery to a Power BI dataset in the model Detecting the connection mode of the file (Import, DirectQuery, Live Connection, Composite/Mixed) The Composite model to Power BI dataset is also supported. In Power BI Helper, you can find out the storage mode of each table Documenting the storage mode of the tables using Power BI HelperĪs you can see, the tooltip and the Source column shows where the source of the table is coming from. For example, in a composite model like below, there are different tables with different storage modes. These two columns give you valuable information about the table. We’ve added a couple of columns for the table’s metadata: Storage mode, and Source. Documentation of all the above new informationĭetecting the storage model of tables (DirectQuery, Dual, Import).Analyzing the visualization just by selecting the model.Compare two files based on their report level measures.Detecting the connection mode of the file (Import, DirectQuery, Live Connection, Composite/Mixed).Detecting the storage mode of tables (DirectQuery, Dual, Import).We are glad to let you know that version 12 of Power BI Helper is now available to download with the below new features
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