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Quick measure suggestions assist creation of DAX measures using natural language instead of using templates or writing DAX from scratch. Quick measure suggestions with Copilot feature are no longer available in public preview.
This feature can be used to jump-start creation of common DAX measures scenarios, such as:
- Aggregated columns (Optional filters)
- Count of rows (Optional filters)
- Aggregate per category
- Mathematical operations
- Selected value
- If condition
- Text operations
- Time intelligence
- Relative time filtered value
- Most / least common value
- Top N filtered value
- Top N values for a category
- Information functions
To enable the feature, navigate to the Options menu of Power BI Desktop and turn on the preview switch for Quick measure suggestions. This feature can be used to jump-start creation of common DAX measures scenarios such as:
- Aggregated columns (Optional filters)
- Count of rows (Optional filters)
- Aggregate per category
- Mathematical operations
- Selected value
- If condition
- Text operations
- Time intelligence
- Relative time filtered value
- Most / least common value
- Top N filtered value
- Top N values for a category
- Information functions
To enable the feature, you need to first navigate to the Options menu of Power BI Desktop and turn on the preview switch for Quick measure suggestions:
After you have enabled the feature, you can access the Quick measure suggestions, by launching Quick measure from the Home or Modeling tab of the ribbon and selecting Suggestions:
Here you can describe the measure you want to create and hit Generate (or enter key) to get DAX measure suggestions:
You should always validate the DAX suggestions to make sure they meet your needs. If you’re satisfied with a suggested measure, you can click the Add button to automatically add the measure to your model.
To help demonstrate the feature here are some natural language examples for each of the supported measure scenarios.
Apply aggregations to a column to return a single value. Our supported aggregations include sum, count, distinct count, distinct count no blanks, average, min, max, median, variance, and standard deviation.
Examples:
- Show me sum of sales
- Get total sales
- Count products
- How many products are there
- Unique users
- Distinct count of users no blanks
- Get the number of unique users and exclude blanks
- What is the max price
- Median age
For aggregated columns, you can also specify one or more filter conditions. If there are multiple filter conditions, you can specify if you want an intersection (&&/AND) or union (||/OR) of the filters.
Examples:
- How many customers in London
- Total sold units in 2022
- Calculate sales where Product is Word and Region is North
- Sales where Product is Word or Region is North
- Sales filtered to Product is Word && Region is North
- Sales for Product is Word || Region is North
Count the number of records in the specified table. You don’t need to specify the table if there is only one table.
Examples:
- Count records of sales table
- Count sales table
- Sales table row count
- Count rows of sales table
For row counts, you can also specify one or more filter conditions. If there are multiple filter conditions, you can specify if you want an intersection (&&/AND) or union (||/OR) of the filters.
Examples:
- Count rows of sales table where Product is Word and Region is North
- Count of sales table where Product is Word or Region is North
- Count record of sales table filtered to Product is Word && Region is North
- Get the row count of sales table for Product is Word || Region is North
Compute a measure for each distinct value in a category and then aggregate the results to return a single value. Our supported aggregates include average, weighted average, min, max, variance.
Examples:
- Average sales per store
- Average score per category weighted by priority
- Min score per product
- Max units per store
Perform mathematical operations with numeric columns, measures, or aggregated columns. For scenarios across columns within a table, you can either average (AVERAGEX) or sum up (SUMX) the result in order to return a single value.
Examples:
- Sales - Cogs
- Sales minus Cogs
- Sales divided by target revenue times 100
- Sales / target revenue * 100
- EU Sales + JP Sales + NA Sales
- For each row in Sales table calculate Price * Units and sum up the result
- For each row in Sales table sum up Price * Units
- For each row in Sales table calculate Price * Discount and then get the average
- For the Sales table get the average of Price * Discount
Get the selected value of a column. This is typically used when paired with a single-select slicer or filter so that the measure returns a non-blank value.
Examples:
- What is the selected product
- Which product is selected
- Selected value for product
Return values based on conditions. If you are returning string values, you need to use double quotes. Conditions can use the following comparison operators: =, ==, <>, <, >, <=, >=
Examples:
- If sales > 10,000 return "high sales" else "low sales"
- If sales are greater than 10,000 display "high sales" otherwise display "low sales"
- If selected value for product is blank, display "no product selected" else show selected product
- If selected product = Power BI, show "PBI" else "other"
Perform text operations with columns, measures, or aggregated columns. For scenarios across columns within a table, we’ll merge (CONCATENATEX) the result in order to return a single value.
Examples:
- "The selected product is " & selected product
- Display "The selected product is " concatenated with the selected product
- Header_measure & " - " & Subheader_measure
- For each row in Geography Dim table concatenate State & ", " & City and combine the result
- For each row in Geography Dim table get State & ", " & City and merge
These time intelligence scenarios require using a properly marked date table or auto date/time hierarchy. For YTD scenarios you can specify "fiscal" or "fiscal calendar" to base the calculation on the fiscal calendar (ends on June 30th).
Examples:
- YTD sales
- Sales fiscal YTD
- Get the sales year to date
- Sales MTD
- Quarter to date sales
- YTD sales for US and Canada
- Change of sales from the previous year
- Sales YoY change
- Month over month change for sales
- Sales QoQ Percent change
- Sales for the same period last year
- Sales for the same period last month
- 28 day rolling average sales
- 28 – day rolling avg sales
Apply a relative time filter that filters your measure or aggregated column to the last N hours / days / months / years.
Examples:
- Unique users in the last 4 hours
- Unique users in the last 5 days
- Total sales for the last 6 months
- Total sales for the last 2 years
Return the value with the most or least number of occurrences in a specified column.
Examples:
- Most common value in Product
- Which value in Product is most common
- What is the most common value in Product
- Which value in Product is least common
- What is the least common value in Product
Compute a measure or aggregated column that is filtered to the top N categorical values based on that same measure or aggregated column.
Examples:
- Total sales for the top 3 products
- Sum of sales filtered to the top 3 products
- Average score for the top 5 students
- Avg score filtered to the top 5 students
Get a concatenated list of the top N values within a column based on a measure or aggregated column.
Examples:
- Top 3 products with the most total sales
- Top 3 products by sales
- What are the top 3 products in sales
Return system or user information such as the current date/time or the current user's email, domain, or username.
Examples:
- Today's date
- Now
- Return the current user email
- Return the current domain name and username
- Return the current user’s domain login
- Quick measure suggestions are NOT a replacement for learning DAX. The suggestions provided by the feature are meant to help fast track measure creation; however, you still need to validate the DAX suggestions because they can be wrong or not match your intent.
- The feature isn't supported for LiveConnect data models.
- The feature is powered by a machine learning model that is currently only deployed to US datacenters (East US and West US). If your data is outside the US, the feature is disabled by default unless your tenant admin enables Allow user data to leave their geography tenant setting:
Here you can describe the measure you want to create and hit Generate (or enter key) to get DAX measure suggestions:
You should always validate the DAX suggestions to make sure they meet your needs. If you’re satisfied with a suggested measure, you can click the Add button to automatically add the measure to your model.
To help demonstrate the feature here are some natural language examples for each of the supported measure scenarios.
Apply aggregations to a column to return a single value. Our supported aggregations include sum, count, distinct count, distinct count no blanks, average, min, max, median, variance, and standard deviation.
Examples:
- Show me sum of sales
- Get total sales
- Count products
- How many products are there
- Unique users
- Distinct count of users no blanks
- Get the number of unique users and exclude blanks
- What is the max price
- Median age
For aggregated columns, you can also specify one or more filter conditions. If there are multiple filter conditions, you can specify if you want an intersection (&&/AND) or union (||/OR) of the filters.
Examples:
- How many customers in London
- Total sold units in 2022
- Calculate sales where Product is Word and Region is North
- Sales where Product is Word or Region is North
- Sales filtered to Product is Word && Region is North
- Sales for Product is Word || Region is North
Count the number of records in the specified table. You don’t need to specify the table if there is only one table.
Examples:
- Count records of sales table
- Count sales table
- Sales table row count
- Count rows of sales table
For row counts, you can also specify one or more filter conditions. If there are multiple filter conditions, you can specify if you want an intersection (&&/AND) or union (||/OR) of the filters.
Examples:
- Count rows of sales table where Product is Word and Region is North
- Count of sales table where Product is Word or Region is North
- Count record of sales table filtered to Product is Word && Region is North
- Get the row count of sales table for Product is Word || Region is North
Compute a measure for each distinct value in a category and then aggregate the results to return a single value. Our supported aggregates include average, weighted average, min, max, variance.
Examples:
- Average sales per store
- Average score per category weighted by priority
- Min score per product
- Max units per store
Perform mathematical operations with numeric columns, measures, or aggregated columns. For scenarios across columns within a table, you can either average (AVERAGEX) or sum up (SUMX) the result in order to return a single value.
Examples:
- Sales - Cogs
- Sales minus Cogs
- Sales divided by target revenue times 100
- Sales / target revenue * 100
- EU Sales + JP Sales + NA Sales
- For each row in Sales table calculate Price * Units and sum up the result
- For each row in Sales table sum up Price * Units
- For each row in Sales table calculate Price * Discount and then get the average
- For the Sales table get the average of Price * Discount
Get the selected value of a column. This is typically used when paired with a single-select slicer or filter so that the measure returns a non-blank value.
Examples:
- What is the selected product
- Which product is selected
- Selected value for product
Return values based on conditions. If you are returning string values, you need to use double quotes. Conditions can use the following comparison operators: =, ==, <>, <, >, <=, >=
Examples:
- If sales > 10,000 return "high sales" else "low sales"
- If sales are greater than 10,000 display "high sales" otherwise display "low sales"
- If selected value for product is blank, display "no product selected" else show selected product
- If selected product = Power BI, show "PBI" else "other"
Perform text operations with columns, measures, or aggregated columns. For scenarios across columns within a table, we’ll merge (CONCATENATEX) the result in order to return a single value.
Examples:
- "The selected product is " & selected product
- Display "The selected product is " concatenated with the selected product
- Header_measure & " - " & Subheader_measure
- For each row in Geography Dim table concatenate State & ", " & City and combine the result
- For each row in Geography Dim table get State & ", " & City and merge
These time intelligence scenarios require using a properly marked date table or auto date/time hierarchy. For YTD scenarios you can specify "fiscal" or "fiscal calendar" to base the calculation on the fiscal calendar (ends on June 30th).
Examples:
- YTD sales
- Sales fiscal YTD
- Get the sales year to date
- Sales MTD
- Quarter to date sales
- YTD sales for US and Canada
- Change of sales from the previous year
- Sales YoY change
- Month over month change for sales
- Sales QoQ Percent change
- Sales for the same period last year
- Sales for the same period last month
- 28 day rolling average sales
- 28 – day rolling avg sales
Apply a relative time filter that filters your measure or aggregated column to the last N hours / days / months / years.
Examples:
- Unique users in the last 4 hours
- Unique users in the last 5 days
- Total sales for the last 6 months
- Total sales for the last 2 years
Return the value with the most or least number of occurrences in a specified column.
Examples:
- Most common value in Product
- Which value in Product is most common
- What is the most common value in Product
- Which value in Product is least common
- What is the least common value in Product
Compute a measure or aggregated column that is filtered to the top N categorical values based on that same measure or aggregated column.
Examples:
- Total sales for the top 3 products
- Sum of sales filtered to the top 3 products
- Average score for the top 5 students
- Avg score filtered to the top 5 students
Get a concatenated list of the top N values within a column based on a measure or aggregated column.
Examples:
- Top 3 products with the most total sales
- Top 3 products by sales
- What are the top 3 products in sales
Return system or user information such as the current date/time or the current user's email, domain, or username.
Examples:
- Today's date
- Now
- Return the current user email
- Return the current domain name and username
- Return the current user’s domain login
- Quick measure suggestions are NOT a replacement for learning DAX. The suggestions provided by the feature are meant to help fast track measure creation; however, you still need to validate the DAX suggestions because they can be wrong or not match your intent.
- The feature isn't supported for LiveConnect data models.
- The feature is powered by a machine learning model that is currently only deployed to US datacenters (East US and West US). If your data is outside the US, the feature is disabled by default unless your tenant admin enables Allow user data to leave their geography tenant setting:
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