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Matrix auto size
- 8 years ago
Regardless, Yuliana got it right:
Specifically because you've disabled auto-size, Power BI won't make its own (automatic) decision, so it goes to default and waits for you to manually set the column width.
Hi admiralman,
I assume that you might change the width of column header with custom value, and you have turned off "Auto-size column width", right?
If so, when you refresh the dataset, new column headers are added to original matrix, displayed with default width. It won't automatically adjust its width to fit the settings specified by you. Because you have disabled auto size.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
When you disable auto size the matrix columns should stay the same width no matter the data...correct?
- RMDNA8 years agoSolution Sage
When you disale auto-size, the current columns lock in their width, but new columns default to the standard size.
You could (potentially) have any combination of column widths, so Power BI can't magically determine which one would be correct.
- admiralman8 years agoAdvocate II
I always have the same number of columns but the headers refresh daily. The only column that is impacted is the last one.
- RMDNA8 years agoSolution Sage
Regardless, Yuliana got it right:
Specifically because you've disabled auto-size, Power BI won't make its own (automatic) decision, so it goes to default and waits for you to manually set the column width.