Measure Killer Feedback

Brunner_BI
Sep 21, 2022
1 min read

Updated: Nov 27

If you have downloaded and tried out our tool, we are happy to hear your feedback in the comments at the bottom of this page.

Please make sure to read what measure killer can and what it cannot do before commenting.

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503 Comments

NickL

15 hours ago

Hello Could you please add some more columns to 'DAX expressions' tab, it would be very helpful to have 'lineageTag', 'displayFolder' and 'description'

Thank you

Brunner_BI

29 minutes ago

Replying to

Thank you, we will take a look!

If you export a .json file you will have more information already now.

AlwaysNewDepth5

Dec 04

"Partial Analysis" is a great new feature but it would be helpful/time-saving if you could re-run the analysis using the same selected "Partial Analysis" tables without having to re-select them each time.

I will use MeasureKiller to make multiple changes and then need to re-run the analysis multiple times to identify more changes. Having to select my tables each time is annoying.

Thank you for this tool. It has helped my BI team really hone in on quality and consistency. We use the best practice scoring as part of our daily peer-reviewing of reports.

Brunner_BI

Dec 04

Replying to

thank you for your feedback

AlwaysNewDepth5

Dec 04

v2.9.1

"Model/Report Best Practice" screens do not honour "Partial Analysis" table selections only. Un-ticked tables are still being included in results.

Brunner_BI

Dec 04

Replying to

we will take a look, thanks

Rafael

Oct 22

My suggestion is just a visual improvement. Is it possible to highlight somehow the menu that are currently selected? Some like this:

Brunner_BI

Oct 23

Replying to

it will look something like this in the next version, thanks for your input!

Tom

Oct 08

When killing all unused columns the output is a M-Query that uses a selectcolumns in stead of removing unused columns.. It was kind of confusing at first and requires to update the select statement every time i want to add a new column to an existing table.

In my opinion it would be nicer to just add the unused columns to the remove statement.

Edited

Brunner_BI

Oct 08

Replying to

You can change it to a "Remove Columns" to remove the unused columns. "Remoe Other Columns" is just the default we use but like I said you can switch it to the other one.