Hello. I was just wondering how the current visual limit within a sheet works on QuickSight. My QuickSight analysis sheet says I have reached the maximum number of visuals (50), and that if I want to add more I will need to delete some, or add a new sheet. However, my sheet seems to have over 50 visuals already, and it continues to allow me to add more. Can someone tell me what the current guidelines are in terms of a maximum number of visuals on a sheet, and if me having over 50 will cause issues when publishing the analysis as a dashboard? Thanks in advance
As per QuickSight documentation, you can have 30 visualization objects per sheet. However, you can add more than 30 visuals with the limit being 50. You get a warning of possible performance regression. Please refer to the post.
as you can see from this new screenshot - when you select the top Day of Week visual - it will filter all visuals on the table if you click on it. You need to turn off the interactions with both Day of Week Name visuals just like you did for the slicers.
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I have figured out how to copy a visual such that is gets the same filters. However, if I want to change the filter, I have to change the filter for both Visuals seperately for them to display the same data. Is it possible to set the filter such that it applies to both or multiple Visuals?
All very well and good, but what do you do if you have 20 visuals on a page, and only want the filter setup to apply to 10 of them? It is NOT page level, or report level, it is only half the visuals on a page with the identical filters. What then?
This migh be old, but i have been trying to geth this done, and the only work around i could find was to make a slicer on the page, select the filtering and then through Format > Edit Interactions and block the slicers filtering on the necessary visuals. Make the slicer transparent or hidden behind something else for esthetics.
After you have created a visual, you can modify it in a range of ways to customize it toyour needs. Possible customizations include changing what fields map to visual elements,changing the visual type, sorting visual data, or applying a filter.
You can create a visual in several ways. You can select the fields that you want anduse AutoGraph to let Amazon QuickSight determine the most appropriate visual type. Or you can choosea specific visual type and choose fields to populate it. If you aren't sure whatquestions your data can answer for you, you can choose Suggested onthe tool bar and choose a visual that Amazon QuickSight suggests. Suggested visuals are ones that wethink are of interest, based on a preliminary examination of your data. For moreinformation about AutoGraph, see Using AutoGraph.
You can add more visuals to the workspace by choosing Add, then Add visual. Visuals createdafter June 21, 2018, are smaller in size, fitting two on each row. You can resize thevisuals and drag them to rearrange them.
To create a useful visual, it helps to know what question you are trying to answer asspecifically as possible. It also helps to use the smallest dataset that can answer thatquestion. Doing so helps you create simpler visuals that are easier to analyze.
In the Visuals pane, dimension fields have blue icons andmeasure fields have orange icons. Dimensions aretext or date fields that can be items, like products. Or they can be attributes thatare related to measures and can be used to partition them, like sales date for salesfigures. Measures are numeric values that you usefor measurement, comparison, and aggregation. You typically use a combination ofdimension and measure fields to produce a visual, for example sales totals (ameasure) by sales date (a dimension). For more information about the types of fieldsexpected by the different visual types, see the specific visual type topics in theVisual types in Amazon QuickSight section. For more information aboutchanging a field's measure or dimension setting, see Setting fields as a dimensions ormeasures.
You can't use the same field for more than one dimension field well or droptarget on a visual. For more information about how expected field type is indicatedby field wells and drop targets, see Using visual field controls.
If you have a long field list in the Fields list pane, youcan search to locate a specific field. To do so, choose the search icon at the topof the Data pane and then enter a search term into thesearch box. Any field whose name contains the search term is shown. Search iscase-insensitive and wildcards aren't supported. Choose the cancel icon(X) to the right of the search box to return to viewing allfields.
Choose the fields to use from the Datapane at left. If the fields aren't visible, chooseVisualize to display it. Amazon QuickSight creates thevisual, using the visual type it determines is most compatible withthe data you selected.
From the Data pane, drag thefields that you want to use to the appropriate field wells.Typically, you want to use dimension or measure fields asindicated by the color of the target field well. If youchoose to use a dimension field to populate aValue field well, theCount aggregate function isautomatically applied to it to create a numericvalue.
I'm making a report which analyses one fact table consisting of 4 simple measures. This measure is connected to around 15 dimensions in SSAS (star schema). As of now I have about 10-15 slicers (attributes) with each a ton of elements I may want to filter on.
In order to do this efficiently and make it intuitive for the end user I have 1 control screen with most of the slicers. The second screen has my 4 measures and another set of slicers that are domain specific. In order to give the users more options I included 2 buttons with bookmarks that swap my visuals (3 in total) from i.e. sales per region to sales per product. I may add more for plant, sales office, ... later on.
My main concern is whether or not Power BI queries the source, through ssas, for just 3 graphs (the visisble ones) or 6 in total (visible + hidden). Reason being that I want to make something scalable, as of now I'm only working with a small subset of data (4m rows). I'll be willing to increase it to 150m+ (actual size as of today) in the future. I also may add extra hidden visuals which could exponentially hinder performance.
By Default all queries in Power Query will be loaded into the Power BI model, and consume memory. Even when you hide visual ,the query will still consume the memory and affect performance. The best approach is to disable loading in Query Editor. select the query and right click, Click on the Enable Load to disable it, then click "Apply &Close", the query won't been seem in Report View, Data View, and Model View.
I believe your question was answered from the data collection or data prep point of view, but it wasn't addressed from the visuals rendering point of view. I had the same question as you did and found that hidden visuals do not impact performance. At least doesn't seem like they do in Power BI Desktop and I assume the same applies in Power BI Service. Hope my solution below helps you test it for yourself and don't forget to flag as a solution if it works for you.
In my case, I have two matrix visuals. Depending on which report bookmarks the user selects, one visual will be hidden while the other one is shown. The quota source for both visuals is the same, so nothing to do from the Query Editor/Power Query side. The difference between the two matrix visuals is simply the list of fields that get displayed.
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