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I've recently updated to v 2.102.845.0 but seem to have a couple of issues with custom shape maps since. In the past/previous versions I was able to change the data colours and add minimum/maximum values (see below image).
However since this new update I can't find the equivalent, so can't update data colours beyond the default blue or add the min/max. Is this a feature of the new update or am I just looking in the wrong place? Thanks
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Hi @Anonymous and @pattersonm8 ,
The issue(ICM: 294168933) has been reported internally, the related support team is working on it. The fix will be deployed later. I will update you with any progress. Thank you.
And there is a workaround over here: please navigate to File>Options and Settings>Options>Preview feature, unselect the option "New format pane" just as below screenshot. Later check whether you can change the data colors.
Best Regards
Hi @Anonymous and @pattersonm8 ,
The issue(ICM: 294168933) has been reported internally, the related support team is working on it. The fix will be deployed later. I will update you with any progress. Thank you.
And there is a workaround over here: please navigate to File>Options and Settings>Options>Preview feature, unselect the option "New format pane" just as below screenshot. Later check whether you can change the data colors.
Best Regards
I tried to do the same thing. The panel is back to what it was before, but still without the color conditional option
SAME - what has happened to ability to update the colors!
@Anonymous It might have gotten lost in the feature update. Have you contacted support or searched Power BI issues to see if others have the same problem? https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Issues/idb-p/Issues
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