Share your thoughts on Translytical task flows (preview)

[SujataNarayana]

Hit Reply to tell us what you think about Translytical task flows and the new data function button action so we can continue to improve.

[NadimDB]

Hey,

after using TTF's for some time - I was impressed at first, dissapointed later on.

Since the Nov PBI update - my functions randomly all get erased from my buttons. All my work just get's randomly eliminated. Any idea why this happens?

Secondly, I would very much appreciate it if the parameters we set for a UDF can be made optional. That way you do not have to force an input upon the user, making it dynamic. Users can choose from various inputs at once, which to input and which to leave blank for instance.

Thank you.

Nadim

[BI_LAN]

Hi, 
I love this feature! I've had so many cases that could have been solved throughout the years.
Implementing this now to remove gathering data from various Excel files, having users fill in their information directly in Powerbi > a database, however it would be great to be able to work with dropdown lists:

The button slicer cannot be styled as a dropdown list, which makes it a bit difficult to work a nice design when having a few options to manipulate. It is not possible to make dependent a normal slicer with a button slicer. so a dropdown list option would be great instead of just Tiles and Tabular

[Khoiroz]

if you not sign-in and activate this feature, there is some kind of bug in it.

in report view, if you insert some element ( button, image, and shape) the sign-in will pop up always. by the same to click it and move it. the sign-in pop up again.

this is very annoying for new users.

Thank you

[v-saisrao-msft]

Hi @SujataNarayana,

The post was very helpful for the community members. Please accept it as a solution, as it will be beneficial for other members as well. The post will not be deleted but will remain visible in the community forum. If you accept the solution, other members will also benefit.

Thank you.

[v-saisrao-msft]

Hi @SujataNarayana,

We’ve gone through the blog post, it’s very well written and clearly explains the topic. It’s great to see such informative content being shared here. And we truly appreciate the insights. I'm sure it will be helpful for many other community members as well, especially those exploring new capabilities within Microsoft Fabric.

Translytical task flows (Preview) | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI

Thank you.

[SujataNarayana]

Thank you for the feedback! 🙂 I'm glad the blog post helped you see the potential of this new capability! Let us know what you think as you try out your own translytical scenarios!

[v-saisrao-msft]

Hi @SujataNarayana,

Thank you! I’ll definitely look into this feature further.