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Resources Exceeded Error in Power BI Service.
Wow, > 100 columns in a PBI table visual...crazy.
I guess you have a Pro license?
It looks you are running out of available RAM capacity given to each Dataset.
- If you are rendering more than 100 columns it is bit work for Service to do this. Really necessary?
Maybe is a connection via Excel to your dataset a better way to visualize the data.
- did you checked your datamodel for table relationships (n:m, biderictional etc.) or for heavy Measure calculations?
Regards
Hi Sergej_og,
Thank you for your support.
Actually yes, client need to see all the columns in a one table in power bi. I checked my datamodel relationships. they are fine. Bt I'm using some calculated columns for this report also. bt table contains like 400-500 records and most of the columns are blank columns which I created using dax like this.
Column1 = blank()
Do you have any idea about this?