Which breakdown source attribute becomes visible and disabled when the number of Breakdown elements exceeds the allowed maximum?

When the number of Breakdown elements in a data analysis exceeds the allowed maximum, the DC active attribute becomes visible and is disabled. The reason for this is that the DC (Data Collection) active attribute is integral to managing the analysis of breakdowns, but it can only handle a finite number of breakdown elements effectively. When that limit is surpassed, it ensures that users cannot initiate further actions that would complicate the analysis or overload the data processing capabilities. Thus, making the DC active attribute visible indicates to users that they have reached a threshold, while disabling it prevents further attempts to utilize the data in a way that exceeds system constraints. This design choice aims to maintain the integrity and performance of the data analysis tools.