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Hongju_Jung
Super User
Super User

A Typo regarding Marker in the format of Sparkline (Korean)

 

Hi Team,

 

Power BI Desktop version: 2.153.910.0 64-bit (April 2026)

 

When I tried to set a marker on the sparkline of table visual, I noticed a typo:”마커”(Marker).

In the line visual, it is labelled “표식”(Marker).

That should be “표식”. I will submit a support ticket.

 

Korean

 1.jpg

 

English

2.jpg

 

Marker in the Line visual.

3.jpg4.jpg 

 

Thanks,

Hong

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oussamahaimoud
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @Hongju_Jung,

Hope you're doing well!

 

Thank you for the detailed report and the screenshots, they make the issue very clear.

You are absolutely correct. This is a UI localization inconsistency in the Korean version of Power BI Desktop. Specifically:

In the Table visual's Sparkline format pane, the Marker option is currently labeled "마커" (a phonetic transliteration borrowed from English).

However, in the Line visual's format pane, the same Marker option is correctly labeled "표식" (the proper Korean translation).

Since "표식" is already the established and consistent Korean terminology used throughout other visuals in Power BI, the Sparkline format pane should be updated to match, replacing "마커" with "표식" for consistency across the product.

 

Recommended fix: In the Sparkline format pane (Table visual), change the label "마커" → "표식" to align with the Korean localization standard already applied in the Line visual.

 

I would recommend submitting this as a bug via the official Power BI Ideas/Feedback portal at ideas.fabric.microsoft.com if you haven't already, so the localization team can track and apply the fix in an upcoming release.


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Hongju_Jung
Super User
Super User

 

Hi @oussamahaimoud ,

 

Thank you for getting back to me.

I have submitted a support ticket to support engineer team.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/support/create-support-ticket

 

 

Thank,
Hong

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Hongju_Jung
Super User
Super User

 

Hi @oussamahaimoud ,

 

Thank you for getting back to me.

I have submitted a support ticket to support engineer team.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/support/create-support-ticket

 

 

Thank,
Hong

oussamahaimoud
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @Hongju_Jung,

Hope you're doing well!

 

Thank you for the detailed report and the screenshots, they make the issue very clear.

You are absolutely correct. This is a UI localization inconsistency in the Korean version of Power BI Desktop. Specifically:

In the Table visual's Sparkline format pane, the Marker option is currently labeled "마커" (a phonetic transliteration borrowed from English).

However, in the Line visual's format pane, the same Marker option is correctly labeled "표식" (the proper Korean translation).

Since "표식" is already the established and consistent Korean terminology used throughout other visuals in Power BI, the Sparkline format pane should be updated to match, replacing "마커" with "표식" for consistency across the product.

 

Recommended fix: In the Sparkline format pane (Table visual), change the label "마커" → "표식" to align with the Korean localization standard already applied in the Line visual.

 

I would recommend submitting this as a bug via the official Power BI Ideas/Feedback portal at ideas.fabric.microsoft.com if you haven't already, so the localization team can track and apply the fix in an upcoming release.


  Did my response help you? Clicking Kudos is a small gesture that goes a long way, it encourages contributors and helps the community thrive!


Did I answer your question? Please mark my post as a Solution, it helps others find the answer faster.


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