# Measures and Columns

With Plan, it is possible to insert a new calculated row, column or measure at the visual level in your Power BI table/matrix style reports, without writing DAX. The rows, measures and columns so created can also be formatted, rearranged, and utilized for downstream calculations.

The Excel-like formula engine supports 50+ functions (logical, boolean, math functions and more). The formula editor provides syntax, examples and features such as autocomplete, multi-line support and more to help users create, and troubleshoot formulas.

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### [Data Input Columns and Measures](/planning-sheets/how-tos/adding-business-logic-and-formulae/measures-and-columns/insert-manual-input-columns.md)

Enter your data in your Microsoft Fabric report
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### [Formula Columns and Measures](/planning-sheets/how-tos/adding-business-logic-and-formulae/measures-and-columns/insert-calculated-columns.md)

 Create calculated column or measure at the visual level without writing DAX.
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