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Hi there,
My table visual is automatically summarizing the data when the whole row matches. I have clicked Don't summarize on all the columns. The only way I seem to be able to get it to show all the rows in the table is to add an Index column in Power Query and then drag it onto the table visual, treating it as a primary key in effect.
I have had this problem before and feel there is something obvious I need to do, but I can't remember!
Thanks.
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hi, @Anonymous
Since the visual result needs to be summarized, so it will automatically summarizing.
And for the fields you don't want to summarize, you could set it Default Summarization: Don't summarize
Or as you said, add an Index column in Power Query and then drag it onto the table visual, treating it as a primary key in effect, then decrease the size of the columns until they are hidden. Like in excel in the middle of two colums you can resize them. Be aware that you first need to turn off word wrap.
Best Regards,
Lin
hi, @Anonymous
Since the visual result needs to be summarized, so it will automatically summarizing.
And for the fields you don't want to summarize, you could set it Default Summarization: Don't summarize
Or as you said, add an Index column in Power Query and then drag it onto the table visual, treating it as a primary key in effect, then decrease the size of the columns until they are hidden. Like in excel in the middle of two colums you can resize them. Be aware that you first need to turn off word wrap.
Best Regards,
Lin
Yes, thanks. I've already turned off the Summarization settings and it doesn't affect the result. So the Index approach is the workaround.
At least I know now that it is a strange aspect of the Table visual. Do you know why it is designed this way?
See ideas - https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/35242144-show-all-data-in-table-v...
4 years later and this stupid "feature" still exists. Now I have to add a column that no one wants to see.
Ugh - Power BI has so many stupid things like this.
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