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Invoca’s charts and tables can support tens of thousands of data values, with configurable row and data-point limits.
Invoca’s charts and tables support many data values, and you can easily see how much of the data your chart or table displays.

High cardinality tables

Invoca tables are no longer limited to 1,000 rows. The new default maximum is 20,000 rows, configurable up to 35,000 by contacting Invoca Support. Column summaries aren’t available for tables with more than 15,000 rows, unless the data comes from an Embrace connection.

High cardinality charts

Invoca charts are no longer limited to 1,000 data points. When a chart has a very large number of data values, a horizontal scroll bar appears at the bottom. For Embrace and Falcon charts, the new default maximum is 20,000 data points, configurable up to 35,000 by contacting Invoca Support. To see the whole chart at once, click the edit chart configuration icon, select the Settings menu, and select fit to screen. Unselect it to return to the zoomed-in view.
NoteWhen fit to screen is enabled, the all labels option is grayed out, unless the visualization doesn’t have enough data points to require a scroll bar (in which case it already defaults to fit to screen mode).
You can now have more than 40 legend items in a chart. You can slice with color using a column with up to 250 values — attempting to use a column with more than 250 values prevents the chart from displaying, and shows an error asking you to filter to reduce the number of values. Invoca also warns you if your search contains too many data points, so you can filter your search.

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Last modified on September 23, 2026