microsoft / microsoft/Analysis-Services
Exclude What-If Parameters from BRARule "ENSURE_TABLES_HAVE_RELATIONSHIPS" (Power BI)
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Description
Hello!
I'd like to suggest a new feature for this rule.
Usually Parameter tables in Power BI model contain only one column and measure with the following expression pattern:
SELECTEDVALUE('WhatIFParameter'[WhatIFParameter], 5)
One the possible additions to the current Rule definition (UsedInRelationships.Count() == 0) could be: (Columns.Count() > 1)
This condition would show only table with two or more columns.
Best regards,
George
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Locate the BRARule definition for ENSURE_TABLES_HAVE_RELATIONSHIPS and inspect how its current UsedInRelationships.Count() condition is evaluated for Power BI model tables. Done means What-If parameter tables with one column are excluded while tables with two or more columns remain reported by the rule; verify the rule's existing checks if tests are available.
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- Tech stack
- csharp
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- data-visualization
- Issue type
- Feature
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