Hi Anonymous.,
Sure. In Power BI, I inserted a textbox using Insert -> Text Box.
I'm then using Buttons as markers over the textbox so I can get an idea of the text position in the textbox visual I just created. On the desktop app, it looks like this:
I've published the report on the Power BI server and everything is aligned as intended. I actually created a public link, so you can take a look at it (it's a test report to show this problem): https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiMjcwMDRmMzUtMWQ1MS00MzE5LWIzYWUtYWMwOGMyYmJjMzg1IiwidCI6ImZiZWYwNzk4LTIwZTMtNGJlNy1iZGM4LTM3MjAzMjYxMGY2NSJ9&pageName=ReportSection
Because my screen size is scaled to 100%, the report looks the same as is the desktop app. However, if I change my display settings in Windows to a different scaling (right click on dektop -> Display settings -> Scale and layout)
If I change the scaling to say 175%, now the public report looks like this:
Is there anyway to lock the text in place in a textbox so that it doesn't move around when the screen display is at a different setting? I cannot control the display scale of external users consulting the report.
Let me know if you need more details. Thanks!