Disabling auto date-time in Power BI
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- Q1What is the benefit of disabling auto date-time in Power BI?Reduces the file size of your Power BI report.Enables quicker data loading times.Allows you to build your own date table with more control over the data.Makes it easier to connect to external data sources.30s
- Q2In which section of the Power BI settings can you disable auto date-time for the current file?File > Options and Settings > Options > Data LoadModeling > Tables > Manage RelationshipsHome > Manage RelationshipsView > Data > Manage Relationships30s
- Q3What happens to your report if you disable auto date-time for the current file?You will not be able to save the report.The report will stop working correctly if it relies on the automatically created date table.You will no longer be able to use slicers in your report.All of your data will be deleted.30s
- Q4How can you view the automatically created date tables in Power BI?They are automatically deleted when you close the report.They are hidden in the formatting pane of the report.You cannot view them directly within Power BI, but you can use the DAX studio tool to see them.They are only visible when you publish the report to Power BI Service.30s
- Q5What is the consequence of disabling auto date-time globally (for new files)?You will no longer be able to use quick measures in your reports.You will need to manually create a date table for every new report you create.You will not be able to save new Power BI reports.Power BI will no longer be able to connect to external data sources.30s
- Q6What are quick measures in Power BI, and how are they related to auto date-time?Quick measures are a type of data table that can be used to store date information.Quick measures are visualizations that allow you to quickly view your data.Quick measures are pre-built calculations that rely on the automatically created date table to function correctly.Quick measures are custom calculations that you create yourself.30s
- Q7How does auto date-time work in Power BI?Auto date-time is a feature that allows you to connect to external calendar data sources.Auto date-time creates a new column for every date in your data model.Auto date-time is a setting that determines how Power BI displays dates in your reports.When you have date columns in your data model, Power BI automatically creates a hidden date table to allow for time-based slicing and analysis.30s
- Q8What are some of the limitations of using the automatically created date table in Power BI?You cannot customize the table or add additional columns.All of the above.The table name is not user-friendly and can be difficult to remember.The table can only be used with slicers.30s
- Q9What is the DAX studio tool mentioned in the video, and how is it related to Power BI?DAX studio is a built-in feature of Power BI that allows you to write DAX formulas.DAX studio is a cloud-based service for storing and sharing Power BI reports.DAX studio is a third-party tool that allows you to view and manage the data model in your Power BI reports, including the automatically created date tables.DAX studio is a competitor to Power BI that offers similar functionality.30s
- Q10What are some of the things to consider when building your own date table in Power BI (as opposed to using the automatic table)?You can control the level of detail in the table, such as including days, weeks, or months.You can customize the table structure to meet your specific needs.All of the above.You can add additional columns to the table, such as holidays or fiscal periods.30s