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Hi,
I am working as a BI Consultant at a Microsoft Partner and I first discovered this bug at a customer and I have now been able to recreate this on my test/development server.
First some technical stuff:
Power BI Desktop 2.62.5222.601 64Bit (September 2018)
On-Premise Data Gateway 14.16.6792.1 (August 2018) (I am not able to upgrade this, due to the fact that the new installer requires Windows feature that are currently in preview, but our IT department don't want preview features on servers - but this is another matter)
Analysis Servers (Tabular) 13.0.4001.0 (Standard Edition)
Bug Description:
Whenever I try to create a Report Measure in Power BI Desktop using a live connection to a Dataset on Powerbi.com (also tried with direct connection to my SSAS model), it semi crashes Analysis Services.
As a test, I tried with a very simple measure. In my SSAS model I have 2 measures [Sales Amount] and [Sales Quantity] and then I want to calculate [Sales Unit Price] as DIVIDE( [Sales Amount]; [Sales Quantity] ). However, if I create this report measure and start using it in a visual the original [Sales Amount] and [Sales Quantity] measures from the model stop working (of course including all other measures in the model that uses either of the measures in their calculation), but other measures like [Sales Cost] is still working. If I create a measure in the SSAS model with the exact same formula there is no problem.
To get the [Sales Amount] and [Sales Quantity] measures working again I either have to full process the SSAS data model or restart Analysis Services service. Then everything is working again until I open the Power BI file with the calculation and this file makes a query against the data model.
I have created a .zip file with .pbix files, event viewer errors and a backup of Tabular model
Please let me know if there is more information you need to fix this.
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