Why does this happen?
This happens when the object is processing a volume of data that exceeds the maximum limit of 500,000 cells. This limit exists to guarantee the performance of the platform and avoid problems with rendering and loading the analyses.
If the number of cells returned by the query exceeds this value, the analysis will not be displayed and the warning will appear.
How can I improve my analysis?
In order for the analysis to load correctly, it is necessary to reduce the number of cells returned in the query. This can be done by applying filters to restrict the data processed.
Tips for optimizing your analysis:
- Apply filters to fields such as dates, categories or regions, to reduce the volume of data returned.
- Avoid very broad queries, such as selecting very long periods or many records simultaneously.
- Review the fields included in the analysis, removing those that are not essential.
What happens if the limit is not respected?
If the query continues to return a number greater than 500,000 cells, the analysis will not be rendered and the warning will persist. Therefore, in order to view the data correctly, it is essential to follow the recommendation to apply filters.
If you need more help, please contact support.