Moving Calculated Fields

bigck2

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Hello,

I am wondering if there is functionality in PowerPivot to get a view of all the calculated fields I have created. I would like to be able to get a summary of all the fields and the formulas without having to open each one up individually.

Also, would it be possible to copy the calculated fields to use in a different model. Some kind of import/export of calculated fields.

Thanks,

Chris
 

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You should be able to see them in the Power Pivot application if you open up the tab of the table that you assigned the measures to.
 
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I use DAX Studio as well and then, use a CONCATENATE to recreate the full measures so they are copy/paste-able and store in a formula workbook.
 
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