Graph visualizations in core reports only display the first 6 rows and automatically group all remaining rows into “Others”, even when the table contains many more rows.
This makes graph visualizations difficult to use for reports with multiple important entries, as the graph no longer accurately reflects the visible table data.
Steps to reproduce:
Open a standard core report
for example:
Behaviour > Pages
Referrers > Campaigns
Events reports
Acquisition reports
Ensure the report contains more than 6 rows
Switch from the table view to a graph visualization (pie chart, bar chart, evolution graph, etc.)
Expected behaviour:
The graph visualization should:
Either display more rows/items or provide a configurable limit or clearly indicate that the visualization is intentionally limited
The graph should better reflect the actual report contents visible in the table.
Actual behaviour:
Only the first ~6 rows are shown in the graph visualization.
All remaining rows are grouped into an “Others” bucket, even when those rows contain significant values.
This creates inconsistencies between the table and graph views and can hide important data.
Graph visualizations in core reports only display the first 6 rows and automatically group all remaining rows into “Others”, even when the table contains many more rows.
This makes graph visualizations difficult to use for reports with multiple important entries, as the graph no longer accurately reflects the visible table data.
Steps to reproduce:
Open a standard core report
for example:
Behaviour > Pages
Referrers > Campaigns
Events reports
Acquisition reports
Ensure the report contains more than 6 rows
Switch from the table view to a graph visualization (pie chart, bar chart, evolution graph, etc.)
Expected behaviour:
The graph visualization should:
Either display more rows/items or provide a configurable limit or clearly indicate that the visualization is intentionally limited
The graph should better reflect the actual report contents visible in the table.
Actual behaviour:
Only the first ~6 rows are shown in the graph visualization.
All remaining rows are grouped into an “Others” bucket, even when those rows contain significant values.
This creates inconsistencies between the table and graph views and can hide important data.