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Hello again,
I have an issue with the visuals after an update of my dataset.
In the old situation I had one table([COST_INT_CTR_DETAIL]) with an interest percentage for each asset and another table([FLOW_DATA_VALUE]) with a daily value (gross sales). To correct for our interest I used the following measure.
net Share Gas Nm3 = CALCULATE(sumx( cost_int_ctr_detail,
cost_int_ctr_detail[_Percentage]*[Gross Sales Gas Nm3]),
Facility_Lookup[Facility_ID])
Where
[Gross Sales Gas Nm3] = CALCULATE(SUM(flow_data_value[_Gas_Sales_Nm3]), flowID_Lookup[_Gas Sales Daily Data]=1)
(The columns with an "_" are calculated columns created by me for some filtering)
Then after conversion to boe (multiply with 0.0062897) and add Net share oil (this measure uses a similar logic), I show a cumulative graph of this measure using the following measure:
Net Cumulative Sales = CALCULATE(
[Total Net share Sales boe],DATESYTD(Rolling_Calendar[Date]))
In the new set-up the daily production values also have an interest percentage in the same table([FLOW_DATA_VALUE]).
So the new measure looks as follows
Net Share Gas Nm3 = sumx(flow_data_value,
[Actual Interest Gas Export]*[Gross Sales Gas Nm3])
Where:
Actual Interest Gas Export = divide(CALCULATE(sum(flow_data_value[Production_Interest]),flowID_Lookup[_Gas Export Daily Data]=1),100)
And:
Gross Sales Gas Nm3 = CALCULATE(SUM(flow_data_value[_New_Gas_Sales_Nm3]), flowID_Lookup[_Gas Export Daily Data]=1)
Then (again) after conversion to boe (multiply with 0.0062897) and add Net share oil (this measure uses a similar logic), I show a cumulative graph of this measure using the same measure as above;
Net Cumulative Sales = CALCULATE([Total Net share Sales boe],DATESYTD(Rolling_Calendar[Date]))
When working in Desktop, all looks fine and works, but when publishing to Power BI service I get the following error:
"This visual has exceeded the available resources. Try filtering to decrease the amount of data displayed.
Solved! Go to Solution.
After further searching, I have created calculated columns in the table where the additional information resides. This speeds up the calculation and the error doesn't exist anymore. Happy to elaborate on this, if anyone would like to know more.
After further searching, I have created calculated columns in the table where the additional information resides. This speeds up the calculation and the error doesn't exist anymore. Happy to elaborate on this, if anyone would like to know more.
My issue is resolved and I would say totally unrelated!
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