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Is there any way of turning these off for all visuals in an existing report?
I know how to do this individually for each visual (General/Icons) but I have a report I've already created and I need to do this for approx 100 visuals, so I'm loathe to do this one by one! Just wondered if there is a method to achieve this?
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Hi @Fusilier2, There is not automatic way to do this at once in all the visuals,
Meanwhile if the visuals type and formatting is same then you can use format painter option which will save some time going again and again to the format pane.
Hi @Fusilier2 ,
Unfortunately, Power BI does not currently offer a built-in feature to turn off the “Show next level/Expand next level” icons for all visuals in a report at once.
Hi @Fusilier2 ,
Unfortunately, Power BI does not currently offer a built-in feature to turn off the “Show next level/Expand next level” icons for all visuals in a report at once.
Hi @Fusilier2, There is not automatic way to do this at once in all the visuals,
Meanwhile if the visuals type and formatting is same then you can use format painter option which will save some time going again and again to the format pane.
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