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When more than one dimension is specified, column index tables are breaking due to an extra column being added to the list of columns without a dimension name if null values occur in the returned data. This causes data tables to throw an exception and fail to render.
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Note: You can fix this issue if you use the Coalesce function in the Slicer definition to convert nulls to 'N/A' or another value. This issue is being left open to track progress on handling nulls transparently in the Datatables transformers, without the need to use Coalesce.
When more than one dimension is specified, column index tables are breaking due to an extra column being added to the list of columns without a dimension name if null values occur in the returned data. This causes data tables to throw an exception and fail to render.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: