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See all- Intro to Measure Killer 2.0Link visible for attendees
Measure Killer might be the single most satisfying 3rd party Power BI tool on the market. If you've ever "inherited" a bloated Power BI report, you know how frustrating it can be to have to figure out which measures, columns, and tables are needed--and which are just dead weight.
Imagine being able to instantly identify what percentage of that semantic model isn't needed--and then get rid of all those excess measures and calculated columns with the click of a button. Then being able to copy-paste updated M code for each of your queries to cut out any un-needed fields from each table.
That's exactly what Measure Killer does--for free! It takes the potentially nightmarish experience of pruning your semantic model and converts it to something downright gleeful instead.
Join us to learn more about Measure Killer from the designer himself, Gregor Brunner. This session will cover core functions of Measure Killer and introduce some of the newer features associated with version 2.0, including custom visuals, datasets, child models, and report-level measures.
