Sandeep Pawar makes the code a bit more readable:
There is an old Italian saying “If it’s not formatted, it is not DAX”
When you get the list of measures from SemPy, it’s not formatted and is hard to read and understand. Thankfully, the SQLBI team has made the DAX parser and the formatter available via an API. I wrote a quick function to return the formatted DAX expression of a measure. You can either pass a DAX expression or the FabricDataFrame returned by
fabric.list_measures()
Click through for the process, including the Python code to do the work.