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Grouping Fields into dimensions and measure

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abhishek sreesaila on 05 Jan 2015 04:25:31

Grouping Fields into dimensions and measures will allow for quickly locating the fields and helps design reports faster, rather than searching the long list of fields.

Administrator on 24 Jan 2015 06:11:41

Thanks Abhishek, this is a great idea! We'll consider it for the future, please add your votes it you agree!

Comments (32)

Comments (32)

Andreu fil on 19 Apr 2024 09:47:37

RE: Grouping Fields into dimensions and measure

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elias zafrani on 18 Apr 2024 23:25:57

RE: Grouping Fields into dimensions and measure

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John Thurgoood on 11 Mar 2022 01:49:43

RE: Grouping Fields into dimensions and measure

C'mon already - it's ridiculous this isn't a feature.

Javier Cortés on 30 Sep 2020 18:59:10

RE: Grouping Fields into dimensions and measure

Please, this will help us a lot ! make it happen

Dipak Bhudia on 06 Jul 2020 00:15:19

RE: Grouping Fields into dimensions and measure

And to add, measures should be organized in folders that are totally independent of underlying tables. The user does not care of the underlying data-model structure.

The current implementation of folders 'within' a Logical table does not go far enough. Future state needs for the designer to have the ability to hide logical tables and create a 'Business Friendly' structure where the underlying fields are mapped.

I have built ad-hoc implementations like this for customers, so I know this is a TRUE need. To wit, these structures vary based on Role - just putting it out there for the Power BI product managers!