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Your BI expert leaves on Friday.
What do they leave behind?
Drop a Power BI template. See every measure, the source each number comes from, the visuals that depend on it, and what nobody wrote down.
Fictional 5-entity group, synthetic data
Get a .pbit in a minute
- Open your report in Power BI Desktop.
- File › Export › Power BI template.
- Drop the file above.
A template holds the model, the measures and the report pages, but no data rows. A .pbix can't be read in a browser: its model is stored in a compressed format.
What you get
- Every measure, with its DAX, its description (or the lack of one), and the measures it depends on.
- The full path of a number: data source › table › column › measure › visual.
- What changes if you touch a measure: every measure and visual downstream.
- Hard-coded values, duplicates, measures used nowhere, files on someone's desktop.
- An Excel measure dictionary you can hand to the next person.
Your file stays on your computer
Everything runs in this page: nothing is uploaded, there is no account and no tracking. The code is open, so you can check, and the page works offline once loaded.