is there any limit for no of Measures in straight table in Qliksense

[madhavi_rajawat]

Hi All,

          is there any limit  for no of  Measures in   table in Qliksense.

I have have written total 32 expression ,till 31 expression its showing in straight  table but only one expression is not showing in Table .

So anyone can tell me what is max limit for no of measure in table in qliksense

Thanks

Madhavi

[simondachstr]

Not sure about the native straight table, but http://www.vizlib.com/table can show up to 100 measures or dimensions

[madhavi_rajawat]

Hi ,

       But i want to know  max measure limit for Native straight table in qliksense

[d_prashanthredd]

Hi Madhavi,

I think there is no limit..

In a table, you can have millions of rows and virtually any number of columns with dimensions and measures. But because huge tables are impractical and hard to manage, the limit for what is practical is far less than the theoretical maximum. In most cases, it is desirable to see all the columns without scrolling horizontally.

Refer above @https://help.qlik.com/en-US/sense/June2017/Subsystems/Hub/Content/Visualizations/Table/table.htm

Thanks,

Prashanth Reddy.

[madhavi_rajawat]

Hi  Prashanth,

                       i have one dimension and 32 measures(expression ) in Straight table But its showing only 31 measure in Straight table.I am not able to show 32 measure  at same time .

So want to know is there any max limit for measure in straight table in Qliksense

[d_prashanthredd]

Just now I added, 2 Dims and 59 Measures and can add more.. of course, my measure is simple i.e. =1.

It should accept more than what you mentioned.

Thanks.

[Clever_Anjos]

Which specific version are you using?

[madhavi_rajawat]

Hi Clever Anjos,

                      i am using Qliksense Desktop version 3.2

[madhavi_rajawat]

Hi Prashanth,

                 please check below attached Images.

1 Dimesnions:Emp Name

32 Measure(expression ):31 days and One Total

i want to see 31 days along with total in table

[Ivan_Bozov]

No, there is no limit, but at some point you might experience performance issues.