When exporting into CSV, only one or two of my search terms are populated in the "Interest over time" section. However when scrolling down to the other sections, all my search terms' data is in the file.
Why am I unable to see all the terms' "interest over time" data?
Thanks!!!
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I have a table which may have around a couple thousands of columns. When I run my query it only return the 500 columns. Is there a way to view the full table?
"Showing the first 500 columns for performance reasons.
Consider modifying your query to show fewer columns."
Showing too many columns impacts the browser's performance. Even with 500 columns displayed you may find your browser glitching.
The best way to get access to the columns you are interested in is to the suggestion and query only a subset of columns.
If you need access to all the columns at the same time, you could export the results of your original query as a CSV or another supported export format and access the export with a tool that would alloy you to display all the columns.
Another way to get access to all the columns within the UI would be to split your original query into multiple queries where each has 500 or fewer attributes selected.
I have a question about the function "Analyse in Excel" or "Analyse in Excel" in German when a PBI (Power BI) report has been published.
I read in a flat table in PBI and create some measures in PBI. Basically, it's about account numbers and the limits. A calculation is not necessary or possible here.
If I now want to analyse the data in Excel Pivot Table, I can only display the measures as values. An analysis of account numbers and limits is not possible, as limits are not measures.
What do I have to do to be able to select original data as values?
Thank you very much for your feedback and best regards
Andi
Try adding a measure from the table you are wanting to analyze and then double clicking on the measure value. This will pop open a new sheet and drillthrough to the rows detail behind that cell. It may give you the detail you are wanting. I also believe it will give you proper data types on columns so you can do Excel analysis.
Sorry! I do not get it.
To make it clear - I stripped down a very easy example of my problem:
I'm loading a flat file with account, currency, date and balance information.
The respective Power BI looks like:
After publishing the report into the cloud I would analyse the data within Excel
However, when I try to bring the "balance" information as value in, I'm receiving the following message:
The balance is not a measure in Power BI. Any idea what I can do?
Thank you and best regards
Andi
I am rather new at PowerBI because I have mostly used other tools but I need to use them for a customer. I have this problem that I haven't been able to solve.
I have created two CSV-files using python and I save them in a specific location. I update these files every day and I have since their first creation date never changed anything. The files are ";" separated.
Now, I created a dashboard in PowerBI by first importing these files and connecting them using a common key. All the visuals work just fine. The next day, I wanted to update the data since the CSV-files on my disc had been updated with my python code.
The problem is that PowerBI will not update the tables. In fact I get the error "Det gick inte att hitta kolumnen <namn på kolumnen> i tabellen" which in english would be Column cannot be found in table. The column is the first column in the PWBI table (since the application ordered these columns in alphabetical order).
I have tried every possible thing, from the cleansing cache memory to change the order of columns. Whatever I try fails.
In this image above it says: "Cannot find column BKVehicelID in the table" and the second error is "Update was blocked because of errors in other queries". I can, however, update the second column by itself.
I would really appreciate any help on this.
I have a PowerBI that pulls from an excel spreadsheet a current inventory of statuses of a system, lets make it easy and say I have a single measure that reads "40% complete".
If I refresh the PowerBI dataset and it now says "60%", is there any way to have a KPI automatically show +20%? Every example I've found requires you to have another dataset that keeps the historical data, and that's not really an option in this situation. Is there any way to calculate it or store it within the PowerBI query itself?
Power BI is not designed to store historical data. This is what a database is for.
In order to calculate that 20% difference, you need to store historical data somewhere but Power BI's purpose is to connect to sources and load data and then visualize it, not to act as a data repository.
We have a number of different business units each managing their own separate (but consistent) data sets in separate Excel spreadsheets. I've created a multi page pbix file that has queries looking at one of those spreadsheets and the users are happy with how it all looks.
What I'd like to be able to do, now the design is accepted, is to duplicate the existing pages and change the data source (on just the duplicate pages not all of them) to the other spreadsheets without having to rebuild all the graphs and apply all the formatting etc again from scratch.
Is this possible? and if not what would be the best approach, save as new pbix, change queries, then merge everything as a dashboard?
I'm relatively new to Power BI so still wrapping my head around how best to structure things.
thanks in advance!
After a bit of experimentation the simplest route I found was:
Added an extra column in the source data for Business Unit
Create queries for each Excel file
Create an append query pulling all the queries together
Built out the charts etc using the append query
Duplicated the page so there was one for each business unit
Then went back through each page and used a Page Level Filter using the Business Unit column to filter back to the required business unit
It definitely pays off to plan your structure in advance (if you can) as it saves a lot of rework!