Cluster automaticos se rompen en Power Bi Services.

Hello jguillamet,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community. The issue with automatic clusters breaking in Power BI Service after a dashboard update occurs because clusters created in Power BI Desktop are static and don’t automatically update with data refreshes. New or changed data points may not align with the original cluster assignments, causing visuals like tables or slicers to break.

Please consider the below points:

• If your dataset uses DirectQuery or Live Connection, switch to Import mode in Power BI Desktop, as clustering requires creating a calculated column. Recreate the clusters and republish the report.
• For dynamic updates, perform clustering in your data source (e.g: using Python’s or SQL) before loading into Power BI. Add a cluster column to your dataset, then use it in the scatter chart’s Legend field. This ensures clusters update with each refresh.

• Ensure the scatter chart has a unique ID in the details field and an empty legend field before clustering. Verify refresh settings in Power BI Service and use the latest Power BI Desktop version.

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Thank you.

Hi jguillamet,

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