I noticed in the Gartner Bakeoff report that you had used some filled shapes in the background to produce a nice looking report. E.g. having a blue bar on the left for the navigation pane. However by clicking on the "background" it will bring that visual to the font and obscure any visualisations that should be on top of it. There should be a way (possibly in the selection pane) of making it so an object cannot be selected to prevent this problem.
8 Comments
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberYes, I really need that!
- researchnewsdasNew MemberExactly where I got the idea, and exactly why I'm frustrated!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberYes, this is badly needed. Invariably, some elements of a report are there just to show a number or a visual, or to be a decoration hiding internal structure, never to be interacted with. That sort of functional and visual polish quickly becomes critical for business audiences.
- adam_keith_swifNew MemberMake it happen!
- fbcideas_migusrNew Memberalso vote for this: https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/34285222-disable-visual-highlighting-and-interactions
- joel_lytleNew MemberPlease make this happen!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberYas! Like a "lock" object option that turn on something like "do not have action" when it is able
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
Recent ideas
Add a Global Option to Disable Tooltips in Power BI Settings
Description Currently, Power BI provides an option to disable tooltips at the individual visual level. However, there is no global setting to disable tooltips across an entire report or throughout ...Murtaza_Ghafoor9 hours agoSuper UserNew6Views1like0CommentsIncrease or Make Configurable the Power BI Browser Tab Limit (Currently 20 Items)
Power BI users frequently work across multiple reports, dashboards, semantic models, notebooks, and Fabric artifacts simultaneously. The current browser limitation of 20 open Power BI/Fabric items re...sharadmahajan1 day agoRegular VisitorNew340Views21likes3Comments