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Let's take a minute and walk through a quick recap of calculated columns versus measures in one place.
So on the calculated column side these values are calculated based on information from each row of the
table.
They have row context measures are calculated based on information from filters in the report they have
filter context calculated columns.
Actually append static values to each row in the table and it stores them in those tables within your
model.
This increases the file size measures.
On the other hand don't create new data in the tables themselves.
Therefore they don't increase file size in your model calculated columns recalculate on data source
refresh or whenever changes are made to the component columns in the calculation measures or recalculate
in response to any change to filters within the report.
In other words any time that filter context changes and then calculated columns are primarily used for
things like rows columns slicers or filters you often use them as dimensions to change the way you're
viewing your data whereas measures are almost always used within the values field of a visual.
So when you create calculated columns they live inside of the tables and when you create measures those
measured values live within the visuals.
So there you have it quick cheat sheet pre-calculated columns versus daks measures.
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