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I have a report where I'm attempting to display the Top N product rankings for a chain of 100+ stores in one column with each of the 100+ stores having a column showing that stores sales ranking for that product. Something like below:
ProductID ChainRank Store1 Store2 Store3...
311 1 22 8
112 2 4 1
005 3 100
I get all this data in a 3 colunm table of StoreID,ProductID and Rank. I then pivot it and then create a table visual where I have to add each store into the visual. one at a time (maybe you could add a select all columns from a table option on this visual then I would be a lot less upset by the fact that you can't correctly save the report). Anyway, when I save and then reopen I get my ProductID and Rank columns, but all the stores have been dropped from the visual. I then have to add them all back one at a time with PowerBI getting slower and slower as I add more stores.
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OK after further review, I had last updated my PowerBI Desktop on 1/15/2017, I'm not sure of the version number. I updated to Version: 2.43.4647.541 64-bit (February, 2017) and I am able to load the previously saved reports. A co-worker who has version 2.41.4581.361 64-bit (November, 2016) can also open the file and get the report intact.
OK after further review, I had last updated my PowerBI Desktop on 1/15/2017, I'm not sure of the version number. I updated to Version: 2.43.4647.541 64-bit (February, 2017) and I am able to load the previously saved reports. A co-worker who has version 2.41.4581.361 64-bit (November, 2016) can also open the file and get the report intact.
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