Creation of scroll bar for table visual by using python code

[Shrujan1612]

I'm using Python to create a table visual, but it doesn't provide me with a scroll bar. I've created a scroll bar using Plotly and Dash, however the visual is showing on a new web page even though I want it to be in Power Bi alone. Is there another method to build a scroll bar in Power Bi just?

Thanks in advance.

[SEMattis]

Hi!

If you are using the Plotly library to create the scroll bar and if you are planning to publish the report to the Power BI Serviec for consumption I would advise you to think again. This is due to Plotly not being supported in the Power BI Service. 

Learn which Python packages are supported - Power BI | Microsoft Learn

[Shrujan1612]

Hi,

Is there another way for us to make scroll bars using just Power Bi Visual?

[SEMattis]

The table visual or matrix visual both have built in scroll bars...

[Shrujan1612]

I want scroll bar in python visual only.

[SEMattis]

have you tried the widget functionlities, the Slider, in matplotlib? widgets example code: slider_demo.py — Matplotlib 2.0.2 documentation

[Shrujan1612]

Hi Semattis,

Based on your advise i have created the visual and scroll bar but is not interactive.

[SEMattis]

Hi,

Do you mean that the visual is not interactive or the scroll-bar? If you mean the visual, Python visuals are not, by design, interactive in Power BI:

Create Power BI visuals using Python in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn - 

• Python visuals refresh upon data updates, filtering, and highlighting. The image itself isn't interactive.

[v-aatheeque]

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[Deku]

Any specific reason you are using python?