The table contains measures, but PowerPivot can't display them. This may be because there are too many measures to display, or because all columns in the table are set to be hidden in both the PowerPivot window and in client tools. If all columns are being hidden in PowerPivot, you can display the measures by selecting Show Hidden.
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The table '%{dimname/}' has two relationships with the same ToRelationshipEnd Role name: '%{rolename/}', which is not allowed. ...
The table column '%{IWColumnName/}', in the table '%{IWTableName/}', binds to a column of Binary data type, which is not ...
The table column '%{IWColumnName/}', in the table '%{IWTableName/}', has the corresponding attribute hierarchy not optimized ...
The table contains measures, but PowerPivot can't display them. This may be because there are too many measures to display, ...
The table contains measures, but the designer cannot display them. This may be because there are too many measures to display, ...
The table definition appears to be missing from the DATATABLE function; the last parameter of the DATATABLE function must ...
The table is linked to an Excel table that is no longer available. The Excel table might have been deleted or renamed. Correcting ...
The table referenced by the Excel.CurrentWorkbook formula exceeds the maximum size and couldn't be copied. We've kept a connection ...