When having stacked dimensions on rows on a view and only a string measure as the column, despite zero suppression applied, the function power_bi.execute_view returns nan values, whereas Architect and Arc display the view correctly.
To Reproduce
Create two dimensions with some elements
Create a measures dimension with only one element, which is set to String
Create a three-dimensional cube with the dimensions from the above steps
Open the cube and create a view with the first two dimensions stacked and the measure dimension on the column
Turn off zero suppression (if turned on)
Enter some data into some of the cells
Turn zero suppression on
Save the view
Run the view in TM1py using the power_bi.execute_view function
Expected behavior
The dataframe should contain the same data as displayed in Architect or Arc
Current behavior
The dataframe contains nan values
Version
TM1py 1.11.3
TM1 Server Version: 11.8.01900.10
When having stacked dimensions on rows on a view and only a string measure as the column, despite zero suppression applied, the function power_bi.execute_view returns nan values, whereas Architect and Arc display the view correctly.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior The dataframe should contain the same data as displayed in Architect or Arc
Current behavior The dataframe contains nan values
Version TM1py 1.11.3 TM1 Server Version: 11.8.01900.10
Screenshots Arc with zero suppression:
Pandas dataframe:
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