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In Tableau, I have a table with 8 Dimensions in the Rows Shelf. I also have a Calculated Field Dimension called "Blank" which only contains whitespace (" ") as a placeholder. However, as shown in the image below, this table is only displaying Fields 3-8 despite Fields 1-8 being included in the Rows Shelf. How can I fix this? I have edited the photo to redact sensitive information, yet included field names so it conveys the necessary information.

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At the top go to Analysis > Table Layout > Advanced the increase the number of columns from 6 to 8 or more. - Nick
@Nicarus: Thanks, that worked perfectly! - Paradox

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For the sake of others that may stumble upon this question.

The reason the columns are not shown is due a Tableau setting that is defaulting the maximum number of visible "row labels" to 6. This setting can be changed easily.


Problem - Column labels hidden and labels concatenated:

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Solution - Update the table layout settings:

At the top, click on Analysis > Table Layout > Advanced

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Increase Maximum levels of row labels and Maximum levels of horizontal row labels to at least the number of dimensions in the Rows section.

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Result - All column labels displayed:

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