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I am not certain what you refer to by your question so I will try to answer both variations that I can think of. 1. You cannot find any macros in the Macros menu; Tabular Editor is not currently shipped with built-in Macros, so you need to add them yourself. You can e.g. find examples on our docs site: docs.tabulareditor.com/common/CSharpScripts/csharp-script-library.html 2. You cannot locate the Macro Menu: Go the the View Menu and open the Macros menu or reset to the default layout with Window -> Default Layout Hope this helps

Hi The DAX parser in Tabular Editor 3 is the outcome of years of work and will as such not become available in TE2 through us. However, Tabular Editor 2 is an open source tool that welcomes contributions and anyone is welcome to add to it including building Intellisense.

Hi The macros used in this videoshould all be available in our script library which you can find here: docs.tabulareditor.com/common/CSharpScripts/csharp-script-library.html?tabs=TE2Preferences Except the Doom macro, which is Kurt's own.

The scripts should work in Tabular Editor 2 as well

Hi Changing a semantic model through the XMLA endpoint with e.g. Tabular Editor blocks the download of the PBIX file. There is a workaround available which you can find here: docs.tabulareditor.com/te3/powerbi-xmla-pbix-workaround.html Are you getting a seperate error when connecting through the XMLA endpoint? If so, could you provide a few more details on what you are doing and what error you see?

Hi The underlying data is available through our Learn platform (learn.tabulareditor.com) - In the business cases of each course the SQL endpoint is available to be used to practice with. The business cases also include instructions and tasks on how to built a semantic model using that data.

We are still working on the details, but we will make sure to specify this once the integration is ready later this month.

We should have it ready later this month!

Hi With applying new changes to you mean deploying/saving changes to the loaded model? There should not be any difference in that between Tabular Editor 2 and 3, as saving a model performs a deploy command to the server. But it sounds unusual that it should take this amount of time. How big is this model?

Kurt is working on more scripts, but not sure if this is planned. How did it go with trying to modify yourself? You might want to check out Kurt's blog in SQLBI to dive deeper into these types of visuals: www.sqlbi.com/articles/creating-custom-visuals-in-power-bi-with-dax/

Hi I am uncertain which command line tool you mean. DAX Optimizer has its own CLI: www.nuget.org/packages/Dax.Optimizer.CLI and Tabular Editor 2 has a CLI. The later does not support any DAX Optimizer commands and for the former the question is better suited to ask directly to the team: github.com/tabulartools/dax-optimizer/issues

Hi It is highly unlikely that this will become a standalone feature as it is outside the core functionality of Tabular Editor. However, I see a point in being able to load external libraries of scripts so they are kept up to date. The main issue with this is that it is not possible to know what changes are made to a loaded C# script, which could be a security risk for the users.

More on the way. Stay tuned.

Hi I can see the idea, but given that the scripts work by selecting specific measures that you wish to use, it is not immediately clear that adding in bulk would be a very good user experience, as you would end up with an endless number of popups to select the measures specific to each visualization.

Nah I do many things, not just with SQLBI :)

@@HansUlrikHarnisch I guess we know what the next video should be… Or maybe we’ll do a livestream 😂

@@VictorHugo-bd3bf love it, make sure to reach out at sales@tabulareditor.commif we can assist you in e.g. the procurement process

Thank you, happy to hear you like it.

Yes, this is for Tabular Editor 3, sorry if that was not clear.

@@TabularEditor It probably was, but I didn't stop to think about what version I was using at all when I went to try it out 😅

For sure this video will make me upgrade

Yooo the long form outro is where it’s at!

You can see an overview here: docs.tabulareditor.com/te3/features/shortcuts.html, and you can also set your own custom shortcuts through Tools -> Preferences -> Keyboard

Thanks mate

@@sivac5761 Kurt is the man

Yes, you can use TE2 to create model wireframes. Setting up tables, columns, etc. would be much the same, but Tabular Editor 3 specific features such as diagrams and Table Groups would, of course, not be available.

Glad you liked it!

Yes that would be the next step and should be doable by switching out the partitions with mock data in M or elsewhere

Thanks for the feedback, and it was really also the intention to have an very low volume background music, there seems to have been an issue in the post processing rendering. Sorry about that. ☹️

Indeed, that is a good way to have the first query be a lot simpler - great tip :)

Hi Mohamed I really appreciate the feedback! Thank you! I will look into my mic settings to ensure that the sound is more clear going forward :)

We are considering how to give more deployment options, but we do not have a timeline to give at the moment.