Organize the Fields Pane in Power BI - Using Display Folders

In today's episode, I would like to show you a quick tip to better organize your measures in your Power BI model and in the Fields pane.
While it is a quick tip, I do believe that a neatly organized field list can improve performance. Not necessarily report performance, but speed up usage for report creators and report consumers.
And it only takes a few minutes to clean up a complete model!
So, let's do it together!
Have a good one,
Roland
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[@andreashermle2716]

Hi Roland, great explanation and easy to follow. Thank you for the insights into this matter. I was looking for such a thing for a long time already

[@BILingualAnalytics]

Glad to hear the video was useful! 👍

[@patrickf01]

Very helpful and really easy to follow. Thanks a lot!

[@Rudy2k5]

Wow! You help me a lot! Thanks!

[@edwinrafaelsantosvidal8344]

Great application, bro!
thank you

[@yemiakinwande7039]

This is a very helpful tip. Thanks!

[@andrewborges7552]

I understand that you can group measures into folders within a query... but is there a way to group entire queries into a single folder?

[@LynneLaake82]

Would you know why the Fields Pane is not displaying in my Power BI?

[@BILingualAnalytics]

It's now renamed to "Data"