The new app navigation experience is great but can take up a good chunk of screen retail space. The option to collapse/uncollapse the navigation pane would be a great feature for users, allowing them to focus entirely on the report/dashboard
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- We've released an update to the app navigation experiences that includes the ability to collapse the left navigation. Read all about it in our blog: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-designing-custom-navigation-for-power-bi-apps-is-now-generally-available-ga/
- Either the option to collapse the navigation page OR full screen mode hides the Navigation Pane would be great
- djnww
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This is a must. People are moving to Tableau because Power BI no longer offers full screen capability. - Rather than static size, user should be able to increase/decrease the width of the pane basis need.
- I can't believe I am having to comment on this. We really need to be able to collapse/uncollapse, defaule to closed, resize, shrink padding etc. I figured MS wold have heard that enough to implement.
- you can shut off the Navigation builder and switch reports from the upper right hamburger icon while in the app (view content list). I like the Navigation builder, but yes it needs a hide feature.
- The left navigation bard just takes up to much space in general.
- Absolute necessity, executives are complaining about limited visualization space and difficulty in reading previously legible visuals. Adoption from our end users is suffering.
- I agree with this 100%! I love the navigation, but all other Microsoft tools I use for Front-end data consumption allow panes or ribbons to collapse.
- At our company, inability to expand/collapse the navigation bar is one of the top arguments against Power BI in favor of the incumbent Tableau. For an additional option how about "Synch with Bookmark Bar/Favorites" and navigate from there if preferred ... just an idea. Power BI is an amazing product but this feature is critical. Thanks!
