How to Reduce Data Model Size and Increase Performance in Power BI using DAX Studio| A for Analytics

In this Video, We going to see How to Reduce Data Model Size and Improve Performance in Power BI.
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[@veebee3969]

Thank you for the very useful video. I came across this video while looking for "how to identify whether a particular column in a fact table has been used in the existing visuals". Appreciate your advice.

[@vicenteantoniomagallanesju5289]

i have a question, firts great your video congrats!!!, the question is how is the measure for de size in dax studio , i mean in MEGABYTE KBYTE ?? for example the col size is 19,67,29 what is this in MB O KB

[@sahiladya8473]

Nice one

[@harieshgoudpuli6355]

Bro what if the table is using the dashboard.
Is there any chance to reduce

[@saidev2568]

Then please try to remove all those columns which you are not using in any of your visuals and that will free up the memory size especially if they are text based columns and in general you shouldn't be having any text based columns in your fact table

[@user-lm5wb8vi1x]

Finished watching