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Ask for the solution to maximum limit error on the dashboard

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Hi all,

I got an error message on the dashboard "Maximum limit is exceeded record. Reduce the number of records" because the data exceeds 50,000 records.  It's Online CRM, not on-primises, so changing the AggregateQueryRecordLimit setting in the database doesn't work.

We need to see charts of the data during several years on the dashboard(definitely more than 50,000 records).  Is it possible to resolve it by program?  Something like that separate them into small amount of data using FetchXML(less than certain count per each query) but aggregate and deliver them to the final report to show the chart of complete data(>50,000) on the dashboard?

Could anyone give me some idea or feasible way to implement it.

Thank you for your help.

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    Shahbaaz Ansari Profile Picture
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    RE: Ask for the solution to maximum limit error on the dashboard

    Hi van,

    CRM online has limitation due to performance reasons. And as it is online instance, all the database updates are not available. For charts and grids displayed in dashboards, Microsoft Dynamics CRM allows users to run queries that have a dataset that is under 50,000 rows.

    Please check below article for the same,

    technet.microsoft.com/.../dn792525.aspx

    If you find it helpful, Please mark as verified.

    Best Regards,

    Shahbaaz

  • ashlega Profile Picture
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    RE: Ask for the solution to maximum limit error on the dashboard

    I remember having to deal with this by building an external tool that would run overnight to aggregate those numbers into a custom entity.. then the dashboard would display charts using that custom entity. Problem is - you need to build the tool, to schedule it somewhere, and , from the dashboard, you won't be able to drill down to the actual data - only to the aggregated data.

    Other options? Maybe power bi..

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