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Hello,
I have one question. When I try to create a matrix object with two dimensions (one by rows and the other by columns), the object don't show me the 100% of values contained in the dimension 2 (columns). My question is, The matrix object in Power BI have a default restriction of showed values in columns ?
Like this example:
In my dimension 1, I have 3 values, the matrix show me 3 values, so this is ok.
In my dimension 2, I have 50 values, the matrix show me just 43 values, so the object truncate my value columns.
Thank you for your answers !.
the matrix will only show you values for all permutations of Dimension 1 and Dimension 2 where there is an actual data in the fact table that links them both
All values in dimension # 2 have cross-values against dimension # 1
there should not be any restrictions that i am ware of... I would take a look at the logic or data
ok, that makes sense, I did not understand your question before... if you have too many values in the column that you use as columns for a matrix, then you can get this message. I don't believe that limit is documented.
Generally speaking, if you have more than a handful of columns in the matrix, the matrix becomes not very user friendly from the reporting perspective.
Is there a reason to show that many columns in a visual?
Thank you for your answer,
It's just a customer request