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RHTML custom visual, data loss results in misleading plot
This would definitively be a part of the problem, thanks for letting me know! Unfortuneately, it didn't fix the issue. For example, if i restrict the data (PBI filter) to a year with few observations, it is still wrong (even after updating top "count":30000). I'm assuming there is some R function that isn't supported in R?
This would definitively be a part of the problem, thanks for letting me know! Unfortuneately, it didn't fix the issue. For example, if i restrict the data (PBI filter) to a year with few observations, it is still wrong (even after updating top "count":30000). I'm assuming there is some R function that isn't supported in R?
Unfortunately R isn't really my wheelhouse, so I can't offer anything to help on that side of things; just that the capabilities are usually a common sticking point for data being limited in the visual's data view. Hopefully someone else may be able to clarify that part for you 🤞
All the best,
Daniel
Turned out that I forgot to select "sum machine hours" as an aggregation option in Power BI... (my fault). However, your proposal would still be a problem in the next step, thank you for making me aware of it! Power BI is way more fun when you can actually make your own visuals 🙂