The edit interactions functionality is really useful, but one frustration is that if I have a report with a number of visuals and slicers, if I add a new visual to a report that I don't want anything to interact with, I will need to go through each existing visual and disable the interactivity. It would be great to be able to toggle something one time on the new visual to indicate nothing else should be able to interact with it to reduce the manual burden. When you consider layering of a report, the manual aspect can mean bringing to front etc to access the edit interactions buttons fully and then having to remember to relayer appropriately.
No CommentsBe the first to comment
Recent ideas
Fabric Copy Jobs desperately need basic editability after creation.
Requiring users to recreate an entire Copy Job just to change something as fundamental as the source connection or connection URL is unnecessarily restrictive and creates significant maintenance over...mpersha5 hours agoRegular VisitorNew3Views0likes0CommentsPreserve Background Colors When Exporting Power BI to Excel
When exporting a Power BI table or matrix to Excel, the data is exported correctly, but background colors and conditional formatting used to distinguish records are not preserved. It would be helpful...surya36 hours agoNew MemberNew4Views0likes0CommentsAdd an option to hide all visual-level filters
As a best practice, we often need to hide fields and measures from the Filters pane in Power BI reports. When a visual contains dozens of fields and measures, manually hiding each one individually ca...Roman20267 hours agoNew MemberNew21Views0likes2CommentsPower BI Table visual – "Show items with no data" causes blank values
A table visual groups only on columns (no measures) from a parent table and its child table, with "Show items with no data" on. For parent rows that have no child rows, the parent row appears, but an...ratcowboy8 hours agoNew MemberNew15Views1like0Comments