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globster19
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Visual has exceeded available resources error

I have created a live model/report to show inventory differences between 2 systems. In the table/visual I have product, description, a few other columns and then both system's quantity, and then a column with the qty difference between the two (via a measure). When I do not filter at all, nothing is wrong when I publish to the service. However I would like to only show products where the qty difference is not 0 (<>0), and when I filter by this in the desktop and publish to the service, I get the "Visual has exceeded available resources" error in the service.

 

I have seen some posts on this, but none that are dealing with a live model and I assume this is the reason why the filtering is causing the issue, since it publishes to the service fine when no filters are applied.

 

Any help/insights would be great. Thank you!

 

EDIT: There is only one table that the model is pulling from, so there are no relationships needed or anything like that.

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GilbertQ
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Hi @globster19 

 

My assumption is going to be because in order to filter it has to check the entire table for <> 0 and this means it has to put the entire table in memory.


What if instead on the column where you have QTY, you create another column in Power Query which says 'if [QTY] <> 0 then "Zero", Else "Many" '

 

Then in your table put in the above column and put the filter as "Many"?





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Thank you for the response @GilbertQ ,

 

However since my report is live connected to the model, I cannot use power query via transform data. Any other ideas of how I can get around that?

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