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Useful for quickly excluding specific tables from the model refresh, which you may need to do for any number of reasons, including troubleshooting, performance, etc.

Excludes the selected tables from model refresh.

Exclude Selected Tables From Model Refresh.

Helpful in situations where you need to re-deploy an existing Dataflow and Dataset to a new workspace, and then re-link the new Dataset to the new Dataflow

Similar to the previous script, this one is specialized for automatically replacing old DataflowID and WorkspaceID references in Power Query with new ones.

Replaces the source DataflowID & WorkspaceID on all Power Query partitions in the model.

Useful for automating updates to connection strings, filter conditions, etc.

You need to copy that column to the Sales table. If you go to the ProductsData table, you can see a Product Name column. After that, name the column Product Name. For this example, a calculated column is created in the Sales table.

Replaces a string in Power Query on all partitions in the model To create a calculated column, right-click on a table and select Create.

Replace String Across All Power Queries.

This is useful if you want to delegate the task of translating your model to someone without access to your tabular model metadata. json file format used by Visual Studio and SSAS Tabular Translator. Exporting Translations Tabular Editor lets you export translations into the same. One can drag and drop measures easy to display folders, which is much more intuitive than in the Power BI Desktop. Tabular Editor Tricks - Apply Default Translations. So, I wanted to take a moment to explain what they do, and why you should have them in your Tabular Editor Scripts arsenal. One of the biggest perks with using Tabular Editor is that it is designed with a much friendlier user interface, when working with the Tabular model.

Version 2.13.I just published three new scripts for Tabular Editor to the PowerBI.tips “TabularEditor-Scripts” repository on GitHub yesterday.

Version 2.13.1 released (digitally signed).

Version 2.13.2 released (digitally signed).

Version 2.14.0 released (digitally signed).

Version 2.14.1 released (digitally signed).

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Version 2.15.1 released (digitally signed).

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Webinar: Boosting SSAS Productivity using Tabular Editor.

The certificate is kindly funded by Kapacity A/S. Tabular Editor 2.x, when downloaded from GitHub, is digitally signed.

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Download Latest Tabular Editor 2.x for SQL Server 2016, 2017, 2019, Azure Analysis Services or Power BI Premium.Tabular Editor 2.x is a free, open-source, tool that lets you easily manipulate and manage measures, calculated columns, display folders, perspectives and translations in Analysis Services Tabular and Power BI XMLA Models (from Compatibility Level 1200 and onwards).