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Post ProdigyTable visual is not loading
Super UserYou didn't provide enough details about your issues but I am assuming the following :
- Try to clear your browser cache and refresh the Power BI Service page. Sometimes, caching issues can cause visuals not to load properly.
- Verify that the table visual is properly configured with the desired fields, measures, and formatting. Ensure that the underlying data is available and compatible with the visual.
- Try accessing Power BI Service and the problematic report in different web browsers. This can help identify if the issue is specific to a particular browser.
- Confirm that the data source associated with the table visual is accessible and the connection details are correct. Check if there are any errors related to the data source connectivity.
- Ensure that the report and workspace have appropriate sharing settings enabled so that you have access to view the table visual.
- If the table visual relies on a dataset with scheduled refresh, check the refresh status to ensure that the data is up to date. You can check the refresh history and logs in the Power BI Service.
- If the table visual contains a large amount of data or exceeds certain limits, it may not load correctly. Review the Power BI documentation to understand the limitations and best practices for visual and report design
Post ProdigyProblem appears when I add date column in that visual. That column is neccessary in order to correctly calculate debt. Are there ways resolve it?
- AmiraBedh
Try to ensure that the date column you are adding to the table visual has the correct data type and formatting. In Power BI, dates should be formatted as a date or date/time data type for accurate calculations and display.
Some data sources may have limitations or restrictions on certain data types or formats. Check the data source documentation or consult with your data source administrator if needed.
If you are using multiple tables or a complex data model, make sure that the relationships between tables and the date column are properly defined. Check for any errors or inconsistencies in the data model that could be causing the table visual not to load.
Can you share a small sample dataset with a simplified version of your data, including the date column, and try to replicate the issue. This can help isolate the problem and identify any specific data or configurations causing the loading issue.
I have a doubt that if the table visual is trying to display a large amount of data, including the date column, it could result in performance issues or the visual not loading.