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By definition, TE is a lightweight editor for SSAS Tabular Models (so, it can be used also out of the Power BI scope), that enables you to build, maintain and manage Tabular Models. Changes in version 2.16.Beginning this year, Microsoft’s announcement on the general availability of Read/Write XMLA endpoints, widely opened the door to many external tools intended to provide additional modeling capabilities supported by the Analysis Services engine, but not natively supported in Power BI Desktop.Īmong many great tools, Tabular Editor, created by Daniel Otykier, is probably the most popular one, together with DAX Studio.

Better support for various ConnectionDetails and Credentials properties on StructuredDataSources.ĭownload (latest version).ĭownload (latest version).

Fixed a bug that caused Q&A visuals in Power BI to stop working after changes were saved from Tabular Editor, see issue #880.

To enable this, review your serialization settings under File > Preferences.

When using the Save to folder feature, you can now also have Shared Expressions serialized as individual files.

You can now create Best Practice Rules that apply to Model Role Members, see issue #907.

When a Power BI Desktop model is loaded through the CLI, unsupported modeling operations (such as renaming of columns) are now permitted.

Run tabulareditor.exe /? for more information.

Added a new command line option, -L / -LOCAL to load a model from a local Analysis Services instance (typically Power BI Desktop), without having to specify the port number or database name.

When loading a model through the CLI, you can now specify a blank database name "" to have Tabular Editor load the first available database on the server.

TOM updated to the latest client libs, v.

Improvements to how custom DLLs that are used in scripts are resolved, similar to #340.

Treat the Format String as a VBA format string, when displaying an example formatted value, see #969.

Remove properties that are asterisk'ed (such as passwords, keys, etc.) when saving to file or folder.

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Fixed an issue with save-to-folder serialization when objects uses invalid Windows file names, see #978.Fixed an issue with save-to-folder serialization when objects contain trailing spaces, see #952.Fixed an issue with FormatDax when executing through a script in the CLI, see #975.Tables with multiple partition types (Import and DirectQuery) are now labelled "Hybrid" instead of "Mixed", to align with Microsoft terminology.Allow serialization of CalculationGroups and CalculationItems when using the ExportProperties or ImportProperties script methods.Allow specifying a raw XMLA command when calling ExecuteCommand in a script by setting the 2nd arg to true.Model role names can now be changed when connecting to a PBI Desktop model.

Set AS_EnforceAdalUsage default (which would otherwise prevent the AAD popup to appear when connecting), see #1002.

Tabular Editor now has a set of configurable policies, which let IT organisations govern certain Tabular Editor features.

Changed "Advanced Scripting" to "C# script" and "Custom actions" to "Macros" to better align with the terminology used in TE3.

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Tabular Editor will now also prompt for CL upgrade when opening a DQ over AS PBI model containing translations. Added support for the ObjectTranslations "Altered" property.New default Compatibility Level (1571) for Power BI models.Saving a C# script as a new macro should no longer cause old macros/custom actions to get deleted, see #1022.

#TABULAR EDITOR PORTABLE#

Portable version: TabularEditor.2.17.1.zip.Windows installer: TabularEditor.2.17.1.Installer.msi.