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Model Auto Build 1.4.3

20 Feb 08:04
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  • Added ability to set 1 or 2 decimal places for columns & measures (#8). Entering 'Decimal' defaults to 1 decimal place. Entering 'Decimal 2' will provide a decimal with 2 decimal places.

Model Auto Build 1.4.2

27 May 11:31
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  • Fixed a potential issue with auto-generated relationships (#6)

Model Auto Build 1.4.1

30 Apr 10:52
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  • Added the ability to assign 'Refresh', 'ReadRefresh', and 'None' model permission settings for roles (#4)

Model Auto Build 1.4.0

14 Apr 05:52
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This update is a complete code overhaul and changes the method for dynamically generating the model. As such, make sure to read the README.md document as the process has been simplified.

  • Removed the need for converting the Excel file to text files.
  • Removed the need to run command line code to generate the Model.bim file.
  • ModelAutoBuild.cs is now run directly in Tabular Editor and creates the model based on the Excel file without any intermediary steps.
  • Improved error-catching within model creation.

Model Auto Build 1.3.2

16 Nov 17:49
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Updated the FormatDax portion of the .cs script per the updates in Tabular Editor 2.13.0 (https://docs.tabulareditor.com/FormatDax.html)

This new release may only be used in Tabular Editor 2.13.0 or higher.

Model Auto Build 1.3.1

15 Sep 06:30
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Fixed issue for the DAX expression of calculated columns #1

Model Auto Build 1.3.0

06 Jul 13:08
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  • Added support for hierarchies (new tab in the Excel template, updated .cs script, and updated ExcelToTextMaster.exe)
  • Updated .cs script for data source additions.

Model Auto Build 1.2.0

25 Jun 09:47
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  • Added support for calculated columns. These are entered to the template in a very similar fashion to data columns. The key difference is to enter a DAX expression within the Expression column and omit the SourceColumn.