Hello Microsoft Team,
As a Fabric user, we've recently started leveraging Fabric's warehouses and lake houses, utilizing the default semantic model with live connections in Power BI. Currently, when using a live connection in Power BI Desktop, attempting to add field parameters prompts a switch to mixed mode, effectively duplicating the semantic model. While workarounds like Tabular Editor and SQL scripting exist, they aren't officially endorsed by Microsoft, and licensed versions may not be accessible to all.
I would like to request the Microsoft team to implement field parameter creation directly in the default semantic model interface within the Power BI service. This would streamline the process, allowing the addition of field parameters without altering the source or switching to a mixed model, ultimately saving time and avoiding semantic model duplication. This enhancement would empower developers to offer customizable viewing experiences without the need for complex workarounds.
Thank you.
Regards,
Uma M
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