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DAX Studio 2.11 Released

July 15, 2020 By Mike Carlo
DAX Studio 2.11 Released

If you haven’t heard about DAX Studio, well now you have. DAX studio is an essential tool for Power BI developers. It enables you to explore and tune your tabular model with ease. This month we are pleased to have the creator of this tool Darren Gosbell present to us the latest updates for DAX Studio.

DAX Studio has just released it’s latest version 2.11.1.  With this release comes a number of great improvements. 

New features include

  • Query Builder
  • Query Benchmark
  • More Quick access buttons
  • Exporting button for  trace outputs
  • Tooltips for tabs
  • And many more….

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Recent Releases

DAX Studio 2.11.0 Released

DAX Studio 2.11.1 Release

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