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Too many values
What in a case, it is not possible or I do not want to?
171 Columns in a Column chart is not a problem at all - you should just have to scroll to the right to see all
Can you list all relevant columns you have in the table you use for the column chart?
Something like => Store#, Sales, Etc... => And tell us which do you use to build the chart?
I actually get a similar message in a pie chart when few slices are simply too small compared to the rest to show their data labels!
I counted columns manually and it is exactly 121 from 171 columns.
Yes I can order them ascending and then descending and see both outline values, but I want to figure out how to get the full picture.
All the caharts are created in PowerBI desktop version.
Can you post a picture of your chart fields and positions, what is your axis, etc. The definition portion of the chart. I'm not sure my test was the same as yours because the charts are different. I, literally, chose 200 columns individually to show up on my chart, which was waaaaayyyy painful...
This is becoming a large problem as we roll out PowerBI.Com in my firm.
This error is causing a trust issue with my users. Using the same Tabular models, same data, same filters - they never got this error in SharePoint PowerView.
Note my example. The error says that "too many month-year" values... But, it's filtered for 2015. It can't possibly be too many months for one chart. Data has been removed from this visual - it's essentialy lying at this point. Though, oddly enough it's the legend-value that is the problem.
I hope this is being fixed. It's becoming a big issue for my users that are PowerView pros wanting to make the transition to PowerBI.com.
