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Teams - filter pane shows
When we open our report in Teams, the filter pane shows.
The same report in our APP works like it should, filter pane is not visible.
Any ideas why the filter pane shows in Teams, and how to get rid of it?
7 Replies
- jkay27
Helper I
Seeing the same issue from today. This worked fine until a few days ago so looks like a new bug.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Agreed, this looks like a new bug. Having a problem with this on my side too. Most reports we publish are via teams, and in general the filters pane is hidden as standard and reports have been designed with that in mind.
Doesn't seem to have affected previously published reports.
- RunarbtFrequent Visitor
The filter-pane has been marked as "hidden" all along.
I tried to switch filter-pane to visible, re-publish, turned it off again and published.. no change.
The filter-pane shows when linked to the report in Teams - no matter if the filter-pane is marked visible or not.
(I changed some text, to make sure I got the correct report up..)
Soo.. seem like its not possible to hide filter when reports are put up in Teams?
Are there anyone who manage to publish in Teams without the filter pane showing?
Edit: Read that this is a bug which were introduced during the last update?
- amyWMFS
Helper I
Having the same problem here. Filter pane is hidden when setting up in Desktop and as expected is not showing in online service, but in Teams it is visible.
- nicg
Advocate II
Having the same problem. Filter pane is marked as hidden and is hidden when viewed in the report or app, but shows up in Teams. That's unfortunate since Teams already has limited screen space.
- BA_Pete
Super User
Hi Runarbt ,
Still having the same problem here. However, you can go through your reports in Desktop and hide each individual filter box then republish. While the filter pane will still show, it will just say "There aren't any filters to display".
Not the best solution and YMMV depending on how many reports/pages/filters you need to do this for, but cleaner than having loads of random field names confusing everyone!
Pete